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Shooting some product photography with our EOS M and the Fotodiox 28x28 Studio in a Box, a great solution for tabletop photography.
- Photo by Sean Anderson
While a mob of railfans (myself included) awaited the passing of Norfolk Southern train 061 which was being led by Union Pacific 4014, the NS dispatchers decided to run a few freight trains around the steam special which had been holding at Thompsontown, PA just east of here. The second train was this westbound double stack with an SD70ACE in the lead, which was refreshing to see in this land of Bongas. Tuscarora mountain makes up the backdrop here on July 8, 2026. Kodak Tri-X rated at 800 ISO, Pentax 6X7.
Cyanotype N°54 - Tonifié au maté + thé noir/ yerba maté + black tea toned
Papier - Bristol fabriano
Prise de vue - Fuji GA645 - Delta100@200
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East of Yorkrail's Lincoln Yard in York PA is a small tangent stub of track where retired equipment goes for disposition-in this case, CF7 1500 along with an ex Maryland Midland stone hopper of Clinchfield heritage and an air-dump car. CF7 1500 is interesting due to the fact that it was the final CF7 to emerge from Santa Fe's Cleburne shops in Texas numbered 2417 after having started life as Santa Fe 275, a Phase 2 F7 manufactured by EMD in November 1953.
Ilford Delta 400 (510 Pyro)
Pentax 6X7
Some recent heavy rain makes for a majestic fall.
Film stock: Shanghai GP3 100, 6x6 medium format camera
Expiry: 12/2005
ISO: 100
Format: 120
Camera: Zenza Bronica EC-TL
Lens: Nikkor-P 200mm F4.0
Shot details: f/16, 1/8s
Developer: Caffenol C-L (minus restrainer)
Time: 35 min @ 19 degC semi-stand
Digitised: Digital camera and macro set up.
I had a wonderful time at the Kansas City Renaissance Festival this past Saturday...I shot 4 rolls of film with my Mamiya C33 and got some really nice images. I always meet many friendly and interesting people during my visit to the festival and this Saturday the Pirates were out in force. Captured using Kodak Tri-X 400 film, self-developed with D76 at 1 to 1 dilution.
Our oldest daughter invited her friend Kaitlyn and her Wire Haired Spaniel Jesse over for a visit recently. Jesse had an amazing day running and smelling all the new scents at our place and was thoroughly tired at the end of his visit. We had a wonderful visit and look forward to next time. Images captured with my Minolta Autocord L-MX on JCH Streetpan 400 film. Self-developed with D76 at 1:1 dilution.
Ruins of Kaibon Palace
some historical relics near my office .. this is one of them.. the Kaibon Palace
Rolleiflex 3.5F
Film Rollei RPX 400 rated 800 with Rodinal
A northbound Acela led by the 2036 speeds up the #2 main through the MARC station at Halethorpe, MD on May 12, 2026. Time is running out for the venerable trainsets as their replacements, the so called NexGen Acelas, are coming into service on a semi regular basis in 2026. Cinestill 400D, Pentax 6X7.
my second roll with the bronica rf 645, new old stock, and i am loving it.
this time kodak film, the last was fuji acros 100 and my next will be ilford hp5 plus 400...what fun!
bronica rf 645
zenzanon 65mm f4
kodak t-max (tmy) 400 120mm (3-2017, expired)
I'm very pleased with how this turned out...it is challenging at times to photograph people and their pets, but this beautiful Spaniel was completely cooperative for this shot. Captured with my Minolta LMX TLR on TriX400 film. Self-developed with D76 at 1:1 dilution.
Iran, Hasselblad 500 C/M, Carl Zeiss Planar 80/2.8 CF, Fuji Velvia 50 slide 120 roll film
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It was really cold today here in Northeast Kansas...below zero this morning and in the single digits all day. We got about 7 inches of snow yesterday (Saturday), just to make things interesting. Our big boys Doc and Skip take the weather in stride, they have plenty of hay to eat and fresh water, so they decided to take a nap up at the barn this afternoon and soak up the Winter sun. Image captured with my Rolleiflex Automat 3 on long expired (11/04) TMax 400 film. Self-developed with HC110 dilution B.
How not to build a lighthouse: The Cape St George Lighthouse was built on the southern peninsular of Jervis Bay in 1860 and starting before it was constructed, it was mired in controversy. It's location was selected without consultation of the Pilots Board and it had poor visibility from both north and southern approaches resulting in a number of ship wrecks during it's commission. It was decommissioned in 1889 and a new lighthouse build on the northern peninsular of the bay, however, it continued to cause problems for shipping because the sandstone it was constructed in would reflect the light of a full moon causing confusion to shipping. In the early 1900s it was destroyed.
Film stock: Shanghai GP3 100 Pan film
ISO: 100
Expired: 12/2005
Format: 120
Camera: Zenza Bronica ECTL 6x6 camera
Lens: Nikkor 75mm F2.8
Digitised: mirrorless camera and macro set up
Developer: Caffenol C-L (minus restrainer)
Time: 25 min @ 20 degC semi-stand
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Our oldest daughter bought my wife and I two Pub Passes for the Kansas City area for Christmas. We were in Kansas City yesterday and decided to stop in at City Barrel Brewing in the East Crossroads district. The beers were excellent and the proprietor was very friendly and gave us a detailed history of the 1890s building the brewery is in and the East Crossroads district. As we were enjoying our beers I noticed this young lady sitting next to us scrolling through her laptop and while she was there she assembled two six-packs to go. I set my camera up on the bar and snapped this candid shot. I snapped a second shot, but this was the best of the two images. I guessed at the exposure...f4 at 1/10th. You can see that she moved during the exposure but I really like how this turned out. one of the interesting things about this image is you can see the light from the window behind her projecting through her body. I've captured similar phenomenon with slow exposures, but thought this one was particularly cool. Image captured with my Minolta Autocord L-MX on JCH Streetpan 400 film. Self-developed with D76 at 1:1 dilution.
My wife and I spent four days in South Dakota this past week. On Saturday, the first day of our trip, we stopped in Rapid City at Firehouse Brewing Company for a pint and dinner. If you are familiar with I-90 and this part of South Dakota, you'll know that Firehouse Brewing Company has numerous roadside advertisements along the Interstate which use old vintage firetrucks...it is a very cool marketing strategy and definitely makes you want to check them out in Rapid City. The establishment is downtown and is actually in an old Fire station...how cool is that? The beer is cold, the food is good, and the service and ambiance are excellent. Short aside...I was using a small portable table top tripod with my Minolta Autocord to capture this image...I paused briefly as the waiter took our order and just as he finished, one of the legs fell off the tripod and the camera started down between the slats in the railing to the floor below. Somehow I was able to reach forward and snag the camera by one of the remaining tripod legs and averted a major crisis. I was able to prop the camera up on the table and used my cell phone to tilt it forward to get this shot. Autocord on Kodak Ektapan 400 film, self-developed with HC110 dilution B.
If you've had photography as your hobby since 1964, and you move to Sweden, what is the Holy Grail camera to buy? A Hasselblad 500 C/M, så klart! After many years of watching I found one I could afford. Looking forward to my first roll of Velvia 50.
Iran, Panoral 617 camera, Schneider Super Angulon 90/5.6, Bronica SR60.2C (R1), Ilford Pan 100 Expired 1994
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Late afternoon sun illuminates Duke of Gloucester Street in Colonial Williamsburg, VA - Colonial Williamsburg Historic Site - Film = Ilford Delta 100 Professional - Camera = Fuji GA645 Professional - Film developed by The Darkroom Lab in San Clemente, CA, USA - TheDarkroom.com
Superstition Mountains, Arizona
It can take 10 years for a saguaro cactus to reach 1 inch in height. By 70 years of age, a saguaro cactus can reach 6 and a half feet tall, and will finally start to produce their first flowers. By 95-100 years in age, a saguaro cactus can reach a height of 15-16 feet, and could start to produce its first arm.