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Went back for the star fish with a few from our local phtography club but alas unbeknown you actually need the tides on the full moon/ new moon in order for the tide to go out far enough along with low tide and sunset - Alot to get lined up. However did get a couple of nice shots of the sunset and the trip was super fun!
I was delighted this week to become an Associate of the Royal Photographic Society after a successful distinction submission. This required 15 images - in my case as prints - around a coherent topic. The image here was the first in the sequence as displayed and all were based around this New Forest pool, made with an infrared camera and converted to B&W. As I said in my Statement of Intent it's a place of "eccentric charm" - scruffy to you and me - but it had a draw and I returned here over all seasons for several years and felt in the end there were enough images to make a set. Finding the right paper, printing them well and then mounting the prints (40x50cm mounts are recommended) were all practical challenges. The RPS provides a one-2-one session for advice which was invaluable and I had help from a good friend with the mounting. It all came together and I hand-delivered the portfolio to RPS House in Bristol at the end of May. You do have the option of attending the assessment in person but it's not the easiest place to get to for me and my set was first up at 10.00am so I went with the Zoom option to watch it & was pleased I did as the assessors are professionals at the top of our art and I would have retreated under my seat!! I did get some lovely feedback however and was delighted with the outcome after all the emotional energy that went into the process. I'd happily recommend the route for people who wanted to explore their own photography further and of course the project is an objective for something to do with the images we make - I'll need to find something else to focus on now!!
Busy intersection near Blackfriars after a shower. Busy is the word but I like the red
bus bikes and sign which seem to pull it together
Going home from Inns of Court walk with RPS London
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On a RPS London mid week walk round Brixton and Stockwell
Stockwell Graffiti Hall Of Fame
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Fab skate park on rps london walk- wrong lens! next time I'll be prepared - more of a zoom needed
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Die Lely Welger RPS 445 Tornado besitzt ein vollautomatisch einstellbares Wickelsystem. Während der Netzbindung wird der Ballendurchmesser gemessen und der Durchmesser wird an das Wickelsystem weitergegeben. Durch die höhere Position der Pressklammer kann der Ballen – unterstützt von der Ballenführung – mühelos auf den Wickeltisch rollen. Folglich wird ein außergewöhnlich schneller Ballentransfer und daher viel Zeitgewinn gewährleistet. Die Heckklappe kann schneller geschlossen werden, damit der Pressvorgang weitergeführt werden kann. Wenn sich die Heckklappe schließt, nutzt der Ringwickler den Platz zwischen der Heckklappe optimal aus. Die Tornado ist schon mit dem Wickeln beschäftigt, bevor die Heckklappe ganz geschlossen ist.
Der Ringwickler passt sich selbst auf die optimale Höhe an, damit die Folie immer über das Herz des Ballens geführt wird. Gleichzeitig berechnet das Wickelsystem die Anzahl der benötigten Umwicklungen, damit der Ballen die erforderliche Anzahl an Folienlagen erhält. Die Ballengröße lässt sich zwischen 90 cm und 1,60 m variieren.
Das Herz der dieser Press-Wickel-Kombination ist die bewährte Rundballenpresse RP 435. Neu sind der 80-cm-Schnittrotor. Sechs Zinken befinden sich an jedem Ring, die 25 Messer der Schneideinrichtung Xtracut zerkleinern das Futter. Aufgenommen wird das Gut durch eine neue, 2,25 m breite, ungesteuerte Pickup.
Die Transportbreite beträgt 2,80 m, die Transportlänge gibt Lely mit 5,75 m an.
Welger RPC 445 Tornado
Presskammerdurchmesser (m) 0,90 – 1,60
Presskammerbreite (m) 1,23
Presskammervolumen (m³) 2,50
Aufsammlerbreite (m) 2,25
Rechbreite (m) 1,86
Schneidsystem (Messer) 25
In 2023 I'm using as many of my half-frame cameras as I can. This was taken with an Agfa Parat I, it soon became clear that the film wasn't winding on properly, so I moved the film to another camera. This one is an unplanned multiple exposure.
The film is Orwo N74 developed in Rodinal 1:50 for 13mins at 20 degrees.
跨年的這一天 我選擇了Royal Park ShiodomeTower 要看著東京鐵塔一整夜
RPS是我一定要造訪的旅館
如此一來 汐留的四家旅館 都已然造訪過(汐留住透透!哈哈)
這間房間是Semidouble 20平米 挑高2.3米
東京タワー側シングル
和VF20平米一樣大 但因挑高 會覺得更大一點
ロイヤルパーク汐留タワー jalan評價4.4 22,000円
【OZ限定★8800円プラン】東京タワービュー確約！セミダブルルームに２名ステイ（禁煙）
2 stubby wings, 2 killer thrusters, no landing gear and 2 ornamental lasers makes the 'Mockingbird' one of the cutest and least practical starfighters ever to leave the shipyards. Why should you invest in one? no idea. should you anyway? yes you should.
First build of the year! yes the white stripe came from a lego sticker sheet :p a potential entry in my local lugs "spaceship SaceShip! SPACESHIP!?!" contest coming up, though I hve another one in the works that may take its place...
Not really sure what I was doing with the presentation but it kinda looks nifty? I might change it if I decide I dislike it all of a sudden.
enjoy!
David
I am a member of the British Omani Society in London.
My article and photography are published in their 2015 Review.
You can access it here :- www.britishomani.org/annual-review
Then go to the 2015 Review, press on it, go down, the article is on pages 12/15.
It’s very easy and safe, even I can do it!
Nikon FE - Film Kodak TriX 400
Développement Ilford ID11
Reflecta RPS 7200 Filmscanner
Tous droits réservés
Book cover - doubtless copyrighted by the publishers - Ian Allen Publishing.
Raynes Park Station, S W London. Carters Tested Seeds was a nearby concern famous for its production and sale of garden flower seeds. In my childhood these green liveried horsedrawn carts were still to be seen passing from the goods yard, and under the small railway arch, where this cart is heading, on the road back to the factory .
Inspired by Polaroid Film Packaging.
Now featured on www.smashingmagazine.com/2009/04/19/retro-rainbow-tutoria...