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Fujifilm X-T30 + XF 18-55mm f/2.8-4 R LM OIS

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Darkroom print on Rollei Vintage RC332 warmtone, which raises a few questions. Negative is Fomapan 400 in R09 1:50 for 11:00 minutes. Camera is Royer 6x9 folder with a nice Angenieux triplet lens.

 

Why is the negative so unevenly developed? Can the rollers in the camera be polished to fix the bad scratching? And why haven't I removed the condensor, while I know I should for 6x9 prints (note to self...).

Follow your path;

Gaping, tumbling and full of trust —

Behind every corner, a new beginning.

Leicaflex (standard)

90mm Elmarit-R

HP5 @320

Perceptol 1+1

 

Print

Fomatone MG Classic

Moersch Warm Tone SE2

Adox Selenium toner 1+19 (2 min.)

The World Renowned Frazier Studio

Elgin, Illinois, USA - Near 42.0109, -88.3477

November 23, 2024

 

Macro reproduction ratio 1:1 using Nikkor Z MC 105mm f/2.8 VR S

 

Focus stacked from 50 images using Nikon Focus Shift and Helicon.

 

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Love my G-Claron 210mm f9 Process lens. Works beautifully at f32 or f45 and has lots of room for movements with 5x7.

 

Darkroom contact print on Ilford Multigrade Warmtone - RcVc.

Foma 100 5x7 film.

Have a Cyanotype of this too but lost the delicacy of the sky. Here on Rc paper a 30 second burn brought it back nicely.

 

The Westerdraaibrug in Appingedam, captured during the blue hour. The warm reddish-brown night lights contrast beautifully with the cool blue tones of the sky. In the still water, the bridge and the trees on the right reflect with striking clarity, creating a serene and almost symmetrical scene.

March 09, 2015

 

"Laughter is an instant vacation." - Milton Berle

 

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Had the day off work today (and tomorrow too) to spend with company so with the warm weather, it was time to head outdoors!

 

I think we were out for over an hour and a half and never once thought about how cold I was, it was warm enough to not wear a hat or gloves.

 

Maybe Spring is truly on it's way... forgive me for not becoming an optimist, I've fallen for Mother Nature's trickery before!

 

But for now, I'll enjoy the sunshine and warmer temperatures.

 

Hope everyone has had a good day!

 

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Avec cette carte de voeux, que j'ai réalisé en aquarelle (ceux qui me suivent sur Instagram ont pu voir une petite vidéo recto/verso de la carte), je vous souhaite un Joyeux Noël ! ♥️🎅

 

Ici, le tutoriel que j'ai suivi pour la création de la voiture :

youtu.be/Jz1rbHwxpC8

 

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With this Christmas card, which I made in watercolor (those who follow me on Instagram were able to see a short video of the front and back of the card), I wish you a Merry Christmas ! ♥️🎅

 

Here, the tutorial I followed for the creation of the pick-up :

youtu.be/Jz1rbHwxpC8

  

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Fujifilm X-T30 + Lensbaby Trio 28

 

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A floodplain swamp hammock between the St. Johns River and the road near the Hwy 44 bridge.

Ilford Multigrade FB warmtone paper used. Created on November 25, 2015. I am so glad how the colors turned out to be!

 

The waiting around proved worthwhile as the sun finally dropped below the dark clouds and lit up Porth Nanven beach. I used a shade WB to get the much warmer tones.

Camera: Canon AE-1 Program

Lens: Canon FD 50mm 1.8

Hoya Infrared R72 Filter

Film: Rollei Infrared 400

Exposure: 1 sec. @ f/8

D-76 1:1 for 9 Min. @ 69°

Scanned from print developed in Caffenol-C, bleached, redeveloped, and slightly bleached again.

Ilford MGRC Warmtone Pearl

  

SEE THE CAMERA AT THE LINK BELOW:

  

www.flickr.com/photos/vikingphotos/5344848758/in/set-7215...

 

Brussa Vallevecchia Italien,

HB 503 CX, Planar 80mm, FP4 mit Moersch Tanol, Lithprint auf Fomatone MG warmtone RC alt, Moersch Easy Lith 15-15-1000.

Ray in a vibrant green bikini, basking in natural sunlight with a rocky outdoor background.

she didn’t pause. she didn’t look up. the light fell in perfect angles across the street, and she walked through it like it was made for her. in palma, moments like these come and go in silence — no drama, no need for attention. just shadow, shape, motion, and one soft footstep at a time.

Camera: Honeywell Pentax Spotmatic F

Lens: Asahi Super Takumar 1.4/50

Filter: Yellow

Film: HP5 plus 400 @ 200 ISO

D-76 1+1 68° 10 min.

Scanned from Caffenol-C print on Ilford WT RC

Microtek ScanMaker 6100

 

SEE THE CAMERA AT THE LINK BELOW:

 

www.flickr.com/photos/vikingphotos/6899396719/in/photolis...

Contact print on Fomatone 133.

ADOX Neutol WA 1+7 22°C

Canon eos m5

Coffee beans beaming with a joyful and glittering energy...

 

The lid of the glass jar is merely heavy enough for containing the exhilaration of the crunchy caffeine fellows! 😀☕

the sun leans low, painting the walls in a golden hue, etching shadows as bold as the carvings themselves. she walks by, a figure framed by fleeting light and centuries of still stone. her blue scarf is a defiant echo of life against the warm, stoic façade. the shadow of the lamp above her stretches like a silent sentinel, a reminder that even light has its guardians.

8x10 print on Ilford Warmtone fb paper

Bregenz, am Wocherhafen

 

Hasselblad 503 CW, Sonnar 5,6/250 mm

Film: Efke IR 820, Filter IR 715

Print auf Ilford MG Warmtone, Selentonung

Photogramme

Papier Ilford Baryté- warmtone.

A dramatic cloudscape illuminated by late-day sunlight, where towering formations catch warm golden tones against a deep blue sky. The contrast between shadow and light creates sculptural depth and movement across the atmosphere.

 

Captured during golden hour, this study of light and texture highlights the ever-changing architecture of the sky — a fleeting moment shaped by atmosphere and time.

Backlit Neutrogena soap with some suds on the ceramic tile for the Macro Mondays group. Challenge: Bathroom. Happy Macro Monday!

A close study of form and texture, where soft coral petals rest against a warm, minimal background. Subtle lines within each petal and the gentle spacing between fallen forms create a quiet sense of balance and calm.

 

This image explores the beauty found not just in full bloom, but in the spaces and pauses around it.

Chloride 'gaslight' silver gelatin emulsion on watercolour paper.

 

By overexposing the print by a stop and using a developer with extra potassium bromide added it produces a warmtone print.

Fomapan 100 4x5 inch negative developed in R09 1:50 for 9:00 minutes.

 

Contact print on expired Agfa Record Rapid grade 2, in Ilford warmtone developer.

Darkroom print on Fomabrom 111 with well seasoned WA Print developer, followed by toning in Selenium 1+19

 

Negative: Adox CHS II, developed in Rodinal 1:25 for 6:00 minutes

Camera: Hasselblad 500 c/m with 2.8/80mm Planar and 3x yellow filter

Morton Arboretum Lisle

Lisle, Illinois USA Near 41.8145, -88.0708

April 17, 2026

 

This is a real photograph taken with a real, physical camera, and not created by AI.

 

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Darkroom print of a 6x9 negative shot by my Box Brownie.

Residences line both sides of the alley, their stone thresholds, wooden shutters, and sun‑bleached plaster giving Chania’s old town a timeless, lived‑in charm.

Golden hour brushing against steel — a bridge alive with movement, shadows, and the rhythm of the evening. Motorbikes glide past, the city shifts into dusk, and the sun paints the iron arches in warm light. A moment where everyday life becomes unexpectedly cinematic.

 

This picture is for the group Happy Caturday and this week the theme is "Warm Tones / colors".

 

I tried to pull some toys out of the boys toy box that had warm tones to them for todays theme but most of them ended up just out of the camera's view. The toys with the feathers usually have to be put away otherwise they both will constantly lick them! The fox toy on the left of the picture is one of Elijah's favorites. It's actually a dog toy (Skinneeez Forest Series Fox - Stuffing Free). I purchased one for a friend a couple of years ago and Elijah got ahold of it and wouldn't leave it a lone. It's actually as long as he is!! He pulls it by the tail and grooms it. Elijah lays like a dog with his back feet straight out behind him and growls when someone comes to the door so apparently a dog toy is fitting. :)

 

We've had enough of the summer heat and are greatly looking forward to the cooler weather. The leaves are changing color and falling to the ground. We went from 102 on Wednesday to the upper 60's today. Needless to say.. I'm cold! :)

Sometimes the most beautiful moments are the ones we don’t try to control.

 

Just a breath,

a soft light,

and a feeling that stays for a second longer than expected.

 

Captured during golden hour — where everything slows down and becomes quiet.

June 18, 2007. No flower. No bug. For today. :) This is a 4-ft tall urn pot we have in our front porch.

 

Laban, an apricot-colored Maltipoo puppy, pauses for a moment in the grass outside the family home, Tonsberg Norway. Framed by soft summer colors and rustic wooden architecture, the young dog gazes curiously into the camera. His warm copper-colored curls and dark eyes create a striking contrast against the muted background, while the shallow depth of field places full attention on the newest four-legged member of the family. The scene captures a fleeting stage of puppyhood when every day brings new discoveries, new adventures, and a little more confidence.

  

Fun fact:

A puppy's coat can change considerably during the first year of life. Many apricot and red-colored poodles and doodle breeds gradually become lighter as they mature, meaning Laban's rich copper tones today may look quite different when he is fully grown.

What can I say? Every time I go to the store, and find something interesting, I buy it to eat photograph it.

 

And for those of you who don't get it....Taffy Apple. GET it? Although more specifically a caramel apple.

 

www.affytapple.com/

 

This is a Chicago area delicacy. Too bad for the rest of you.

 

The World Renowned Frazier Studio

Elgin, Illinois, USA

May 2, 2026

 

More of my pictures from the Produce Section

 

More of my still life pictures loaded in 2026

 

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warm wood beneath bare feet, quiet water reflecting the sky and a space that feels open,

calm and endlessly free. Up here, everything slows down

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Floor-to-ceiling windows allow plenty of natural light

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