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My first try at developing, cross-processing and scanning negs.
Fujicolor 200
1h R09 1:100 Semi-stand.
Taken with Olympus trip 35, all 36exps in a day...olny five came out good enough to see through the grain at least
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NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE, ENGLAND - MARCH 11: Dion Conroy (R) of Chelsea celebrates with team-mate Jeremie Boga after Boga scored their third goal during the U18 FA Youth Cup 6th round match between Newcastle United and Chelsea at St. James' Park on March 11, 2014, in Newcastle upon Tyne, England. (Photo by Serena Taylor/Newcastle United via Getty Images) *** Local Caption *** Dion Conroy, Jeremy Boga
Collaboration with DAISIE BEE, credit to her really.
Original packaging copyright Kellog's, obviously.
Also take no credit for the image of the Test Icicles.
First test with Leica C3 zoom camera. It is a very beautiful camera, solid built, quiet to use.
Lens is quite sharp.
Il Policlinico Universitario Campus Bio-Medico svolge il test prognostico Prosigna™. Il Test si avvale dell’analisi di espressione genetica, per individuare pazienti operate di tumore al seno, che presentano una bassa probabilità di recidiva nei 10 anni successivi all’intervento chirurgico. Prosigna™ offre, in questo modo, all’Oncologo ulteriori informazioni, utili a individuare i casi in cui la chemioterapia può essere evitata. Lo studio NEMESI (BMI C Cancer, 2012), condotto da ricercatori italiani, ha infatti messo in evidenza che il trattamento chemioterapico potrebbe essere evitato nel 25% dei casi e con esso i suoi effetti collaterali.
Just testing out my newly acquired full frame wide zoom, Tokina 17-35mm f4. I wanted to get something wide and sharp but won't break the bank.
OK, so I'm a terrible person. I received my crane in early April. I still haven't submitted my photo to the project. This is not it, I just needed a nice test subject for my first attempt at using a light tent. This weekend I built the quickest, crappiest light tent ever. I used the skeleton of a box from a fancy trashcan we got as a wedding present and covered the sides with wax paper. Here is the result. I had to adjust levels and use a little selective coloring to get it white. I was using a lamp for the light source, which rendered the scene yellowy. I can't wait to get a job. My lust for lenses and other camera related things has been growing for the past year. Plus, we need food.
Sorry, Liz. I'll get to work with my crane.
Under the new cathedral in Viborg the crypt from the 11th century was still intact - and open for visitors. I'm not sure, though, if my son was actually allowed to test the size of this medieval sarcophagus...
these little mirrorless cameras have some fantastic features in built that processing can be non existent.....I'm loving my Sony A6000 with fully manual Nikon lenses....:-)
Pushing the new lens with this photo met all expectations and beyond. Dove was in shade, taken at 1/20 at 600mm handheld pushed the limits of the stabilization and it performed perfectly. Photos taken with the D7K were also very sharp.
Watch the video: Behind the scenes at America's Test Kitchen
spicesoflife.com/2007/07/13/behind-the-scenes-of-america’s-test-kitchen/
A2 986 approaches Brunel St in the early afternoon on a DOWN shuttle to Sunshine for testing purposes. 2/5/2016
No, not Gemma stripping, but a medium format test strip for a silly print we did of her from our first messabout on HP5 120 film with our Yashica MAT124 camera.
I can't remember which one we decided on. We have since chosen one of the exposures and Gemma now has it stuck on her door. However - I think this test strip looks pretty neat. (Still trying to get her to agree.)
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