Mamiya 645 1000s

Kodak Portra 400

Hasselblad 500c

Planner 80mm.

overlooking the everglades

weston FLA

By. Anthony Mealie

Camera: Hasselblad 500 c/m, Ilford Delta 400

Developer:T-Max 1-4, 20 degrees, 6.5 mins.

Ilfostop/Ilford Rapid Fixer/Sunlight Dishsoap

There's more to life then shooting upside down double exposures, I know.

Let's blame it on the alcohool.

Medium format, print/scanned

portra 400 / rolleicord v

Camera: Kodak Medalist II (1947)

Lens: Ektar 3.5 100mm

Film: Ektar 100

Downtown Spartanburg SC rail station

Birmingham, mamiya C220

From a test roll with my new Yashica D.

May 22, 2011. Rivington St.

I found this old 120mm neg of my Mum as a little girl in the bath at the old farm house. I processed this as a 8x10 inch print.

You can see a spot on the right were it didn't get into the developing tray at the same time as the rest of the print.

It's not great quality but I think it's not too bad for a 58 year old negative!

Printed on 8x10 inch gloss paper, no filtration.

Enlarger @ 33cm/f16/8 seconds.

Ilford Delta 100 (respooled onto 620 spool), developed in Rodinal 1+25, 9mins at 20 degrees.

Shot using a Kinax II, French 620 medium format folding camera.

Franka Solida I

Lubitel 166, Delta 100, ID-11

funkyhorror playing with his new medium format camera, taken using my new SB-800 flash bounced off the ceiling

Schroon Lake, Adirondacks

Pentax 6X7 Portland, Oregon

ЛОМО Lubitel 166b, lomography berlin b&w

ЛОМО Lubitel 166b, lomography berlin b&w

A stock Holga with the alligator treatment.

www.photographsbyryancooper.co.uk/

www.photographsbyryancooper.co.uk/

Mamiya 6, Portra 400NC

Hasselblad 500 C/M, 80mm f/2.8 CF Planar, Kodak T-MAX 100 processed in T-MAX developer.

somewhere on the rambla de raval. barcelona. 2009.

First foray into medium format.

Meg at Harmony Cellars- in Harmony, Ca.

Just Tina. Chillin.

Got a problem with the slow sped, the shutter remains open.But it is not sticky because

I can shoot in B pose normally, just the speed bellow 1/30 are not working.

I can use i from 1/60 to 1/500;