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sideview of the entrance
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Chicago. Photograph by Andy Pratt.
Mamiya C330. Kodak TMax400.
Processed & scanned by thedarkroom.com
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empty gate at schiphol airport
hasselblad503cw, kodak portra 400, diy development in rollei digibase
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Fun with the Yashica Mat. The negs from the first roll were really baaaad. I'm going to treat it as a "toy" camera.
scratched and painted negative under a sheet of toilet paper (black after negative scan), mounted with varnish, so the paper is transparent now.
Mamiya RZ67 Pro II
Kodak Tmax 400
If time travel was possible this would be it. On a perfect summer's morning with nothing but birdsong for company in pleasant rolling countryside the distant sound of a hardworking steam loco could be heard, gradually approaching as it struggled with its train on the gradient.
Waiting for this train there was nothing that could really prove you were in the 21st century and not back in the late 1950s so I thought it was appropriate to get a shot with camera equipment contemporary to the period.
Taken with Rolleiflex Automat twin lens reflex, Model K4 1949/51, Schneider Xenar lens, yellow filter. Ilford XP2 super 400 B&W film.
She's changed a lot since my first impression of her.
The stripe down the side is uneven developing - I did stand developing but didn't mix the Rodinal very long and forgot to agitate it halfway through, so either one could be to blame. Probably the bad mixing.
Testing roll for my Mamiya C220
Camera: Mamiya C220
Lens: Sekor 80/2.8
Film: Kodak Portra 400NC expired
Bronica Sq w/ fuji ProH 400
Second photo was taken just after his board had been run over by a taxi then a bus after it shot out into the road
Scratches included.
Shot with a Diana f+. I don't remember what type of film I used for this shot. Since it has a lot of scratches I suppose it could be a lomography bw film 'cause it's fucking fragile and it sucks a lot.
Thanks also to the guy who developed this film for making his own work with the right composure, patience and dead calm -_-
Batavia, IL.
Photo by John Lishamer Photography (www.johnlishamer.com) All Rights Reserved.
Kodak Brownie Hawkeye Flash (reversed Lens). Ilford FP4 125. Rodinal 1:100.
Camera: Yashica MAT-124
Lens: Yashinon 80mm f/3.5
Film: Bergger Pancro 400
Developer: Ilfosol 3 (1+9) @ 18.5C for 9:35 minutes.
Scanner: Epson V850
Catalog ID: 2017-039