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Camera: Mamiya RB67
Film: Fuji Velvia 50 Slide Film
Lens: 90mm
Aperture: f/8
Shutter: 50 seconds
Scanned at 400dpi
No Photoshop
More than 5000 pixels in length, and 3600 pixels in width... Amazing film camera (medium format), and pretty good scanner. I could do it to an even higher resolution, but there's not much point; no photoshop whatsoever here.
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The ruins of Halsnøy Abbey with the later farm house in the background.
The Abbey was one of the richest monasteries in medieval Norway. Founded in 1163 by earl and crusader Erling Skakke to secure the blessing of the church in promoting his son Magnus as regent.
It was rebuilt in Gothic style about 1300 and eventually dissolved in 1536 during the Reformation and assets were confiscated by the Crown.
The site was later sold and in 1841 the then farmer demolished the remains of the abbey church and built the current farm house.
The buildings were bought by Sunnhordland Museum in 1956 and are now run as museum and artist’s residence. (Source Wikipedia)
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I recently returned from a month in Germany and a few days in France. In addition to all the pixel shots, I took 19 rolls of 120 BW film (some Diana but mostly 6x9 pinhole). That pile of negs will keep me busy through the winter and probably into the spring, especially since I have about 11 rolls taken in the past 6 months that I have yet to get to.
From my Dads Archive Hoxton Hall, London
In my ongoing mission to archive my Dads photography I'm now working on his medium format film.