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Lumen Print auf Oriental Warmtone

A box of flavors and memories; Persian nuts arranged with love and craftsmanship.

Marsh

 

Bregenz

Feb 2026

 

Hasselblad 503 CW, Distagon 3.5/60 mm

HOYA Filter Red 25A (only as ND filter, overcast sky)

Kentmere Pan 400/@3600

Rodinal semi-stand 1+40, 1h, agitation every 15 min

 

Print on Ilford MG Warmtone with Moersch Ecomol 1+7

A rare winter visitor to the UK.

Thrilled to even see one, let alone photograph one, albeit at a great distance. I sat down amongst the ferns and waited to see if it would come closer. It did a little bit.

Rosa gialla e rossa in piena fioritura

Fiamma di sole e di passione, la rosa gialla e rossa accende il giardino con la sua luce ardente. I petali danzano come lingue di fuoco, raccontando la forza e la dolcezza della vita.

Yellow and red rose in full bloom

A flame of sun and passion, the yellow and red rose lights the garden with its burning glow. The petals dance like tongues of fire, telling the story of life’s strength and sweetness.

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I can't imagine how many sleepless hours I would have to go through if I would sip that dose of caffeine all at once... 😳☕

 

This Bodum glass made a great container for the coffee beans, though.

Especially with the warm late afternoon light. ☺

Under the shade of century-old shirish trees at CRB, often called the lungs of Chattogram, teenagers play football on a dusty field on Thursday afternoon, turning the city’s green refuge into a space of motion and relief.

HP5 in Finol,

Kentmere VC Warmtone in SE5 Lith A,B,D,water 20+20+20+600ml

8 mins, followed by Lith B 10 ml + 500ml water to intensify the lights.

Langbathsee

Salzkammergut, Oberösterreich

2004

 

Mamiya 7II, 4/80 mm, Ilford Delta 400

Print onto Ilford MG Warmtone with Moersch ECOMOL 1+7

Short sulfur toning MT4 without bleaching

November 29, 2021

Leica iiif, Ilford Delta 100 in rodinal 1:50 9:00

Print 9 x 5.5 inches on Ilford mg fb warmtone

Toned dark sepia and lightly tinted with warm black tea ~30sec

The Overland Story

In 1902, Charles Minshall, president of Standard Wheel of Terre Haute, Indiana, decided he'd want to add a car to his company's offering. Knowing he would need an engineer to develop this new project he hired Claude Cox, fresh out of engineering school in 1902, to create a marketable automobile for Standard Wheel to sell. Over coffee they had decided that “Overland” would be its name, and by 1903 Minshall had started the company and Cox had a car to show for it. Over the next few years, and unbeknownst to me as to why, Minshall lost interest in the car business and sold the business rights to one of his clients, David Parry in 1906. Cox stayed with Parry and would continue to develop, and improve the car. Unfortunately for David Parry, the Panic of 1907 swooped in and trashed his dream of owning an automobile company. He would be totally bankrupted, even losing his home.

 

Enter John North Willys

Meanwhile, Overland was in full stoppage when its chief car dealer, John North Willys, decided to visit the factory in late 1907 to see why his orders weren’t being fulfilled and why no one was answering the phone at the Overland factory. Arriving there, and seeing nothing but an empty factory and scattered parts, Willys, a take-charge kind of personality, decided to do just that. He wired for money to rehire the help, calmed disgruntled creditors to keep them at bay, set up a circus tent to operate an assembly line, and got to work making Overlands to fulfill his customers’ orders. 1907 production turned out five Overlands, but in 1908, 465 were produced. By 1909, Willys had turned the company around, and it produced 4,907! Willys then reorganized Overland, which he now owned, into the Willys-Overland Company in October of 1909. 1910 to 1915 was a time for runabouts and roadsters as a core component of any successful car company, as this model was used extensively for business professionals, doctors, and singles who wanted a gadabout to get in and go. Overland provided!

In late 1913, the 79 series would issue a Model 79-R roadster with almost identical dimensions when compared to the Model 71-R. However, not listed in the general sales brochures, but nevertheless in the model lineup, was a special model known as the 79-S, or “Speedster.” Its appearance was similar to the 79-R, except it had no enclosed passenger compartment. Given other Overland practices, we can assume that it had the same specs as its 79-series kin. How come the 79-S was not promoted? Who knows….Overland experts speculate that only 50 or fewer Model 79-S’s were made. Two or three are presently known to exist, and the one pictured above is one of those examples.

Willys-Overland had expanded to two factory locations, and both were sorely needed to fulfill the demand for Overlands. By 1914, and a little known fact, Overland was the second largest producers of cars in the US automobile industry following Ford. By 1915, the two factories had increased sales to 93,724, a very meaningful number!

 

The story of the Overland speedster ends with the Model 79-S, but Overland as a company flourished and crashed, flourished again, and crashed again. This routine played out through two world wars, several recessions, and the Great Depression.

 

John North Willys gave his full measure to Overland, and in turn, Overland took its last piece of Willys’ heart on August 26, 1935, when J.N. died of a heart attack while serving his last term as Overland’s president.

 

Overland itself (the car) would peter out over the next several years, but the Willys-Overland Company did not. Rather, it was tasked to produce American Bantam’s design for an Army personnel transport, affectionately known as the Jeep, for the duration of WWII. Then from 1948 - 1950 the very successful, and today, very collectible Jeepster was developed, and sold. And, arguably around that time, the first 4 wheel drive sport utility (UTE/SUV) was created and sold.

Postwar, the history connecting Overland, Willys, and the U.S. Army’s Jeep would motor on through mergers and acquisitions. In 1953 the company changed hands one more time and it was purchased by the Kaiser Car Company. And today, the Jeep continues to live on, but only after several more changes in ownership. First when American Motors bought Jeep from Kaiser, and that would be followed by Chrysler Corp's purchase of AMC, and now most recently by the acquisition of Chrysler by Stellantis in 2021.

 

Ronald Sieber, Classicspeedster.com

edited, and modified some by me

Unlabeled print from the archive, Mamiya 7II,

presumably on Oriental Warmtone, selenium toned

around 2000

Some people pretend to be kind-hearted, but deep down they’re just empty souls searching for attention. They surround themselves with people not because they truly care, but because they need constant validation to feel loved and important.

会いたい。→ "I’m dying to see you."

寂しい。→ "Wish you were here."

大好きです。→ "I'm totally into you."

Schweizer Ried

Lustenau, Vorarlberg

2023

 

Olympus XA, F-Zuiko 2,8/35 mm, Ilford Pan 100

Print onto Oriental Warmtone VC with Moersch ECO 4812

Selen MT1, 1+9, 30 sec

 

Scanned LF print.

 

Graflex Crown Graphic w/ Wollensak Optar 135 mm/f4.7. March 7, 2021.

 

Kodak Tmax 100 4x5" (cut down from 13x18 cm) in Adox Rodinal 1+100, semistand 1 h.

 

Printed on Fomatone MG 131, developed in Moersch SE2 warmtone (1+14) and toned in Selenium 1+9, 60s.

 

PS borders.

The desert wakes without urgency. Light gathers over the dunes, revealing a landscape shaped by wind, silence, and time. Fleeting yet eternal, the horizon becomes a quiet invitation to pause and witness the day’s first breath.

Provence 1999

 

Canon EOS-1, Kodak CN 400

Print onto Oriental Warmtone with Moersch SE6 blue

Black Oyster Mushrooms

The World Renowned Frazier Studio

Elgin, Illinois, USA

November 23, 2024

 

More of my still life pictures

 

More of my mushroom / fungi pictures"

 

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

 

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Hallstatt, Oberösterreich

2023

 

Olympus XA, Cinestill BwXX, Kodak D-76 (1+1)

Print onto Oriental Warmtone with Moersch SE6 blue

 

After elementary school I learned carpentry at the technical school in Hallstatt. On the occasion of the 60th anniversary, I met with my former colleagues and visited the workshops of the various specialties.

Sunrise at Virginia Water Lake, Windsor Great Park.

If you're Shoshone you call it paγi̵nappi̵h. Otherwise, you may call it pogonip or just freezing fog. Whatever your vernacular, it is beautiful if you can stand the chill of being out in it. We’ve had a pretty nice little dose of it over the last couple days around parts of Lassen County. I’ve found that juniperus trees like, say, junipers are well suited to catch a bunch of the frost when it forms. I thought this scene looked pretty neat at the north end of the Willow Creek Valley on this morning as the sun to camera-right battled to cut the fog (and perhaps add a second digit Fahrenheit to the ambient temperature).

Scott County Park sits open enough that you get an unobstructed look at the full horizon — that wide treeline running across the frame is hard to find elsewhere in the county, and on the evening of June 23th it earned its place. The clouds were stacking and moving fast, catching the last of the sun's light and throwing it back in orange, violet, and cool blue all at once. Maybe ten minutes of this before it was gone.

 

Processed through a Kodak Portra 160 film simulation to pull the greens back from that oversaturated smartphone look and let the warm tones at the horizon carry the frame. Some evenings Kentucky just makes the case for itself.

 

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Mamiya 220 with 80mm lens

HP5 in Rodinal

Print on Fomapastel MG 171

Moersch Warmtone

A short break on the way from Grünberg to Laudachsee

Gmunden, Oberösterreich

 

May 2004

 

Mamiya 7II, 4/80 mm, Ilford Delta 400

Print onto Ilford MG Warmtone with Moersch ECOMOL 1+7

Short sulfur toning MT4 Siena

Sola… eppure completa del suo mondo.

La piccola barca riposa sospesa tra oro liquido e mare profondo, mentre il tramonto incendia l’acqua e il tempo sembra sciogliersi piano.

Luce e silenzio… poesia salata.

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Alone… yet whole within its own universe.

The small boat drifts in liquid gold while the sunset sets the water on fire, and time simply dissolves into calm.

Light and silence… sea poetry.

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" لحظة صفاء وسط الطبيعة 🍃☀️ هي سر السعادة "

" A peaceful moment in nature 🍃☀️ is the secret to happiness "

 

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Freiburg, Wiehre

 

Nikon FM2, Kodak TriX 400, dev. in Moersch Pyro 48, printed on Ilford MG WT in Moersch Blue, toned in MT3

Agfa Isolette with HP5 200 asa, Rodinal 1/50

Paper Berger Prestige

Moersch warm tone developer

 

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Balance, as equilibrium : a head of star anise in delicate balance on a stem.

For Macro Mondays theme.

Stockalper Palace

The Stockalper Castle is located in the Valais town of Brig-Glis and is considered the region’s most striking landmark. The monumental castle complex was built between 1651 and 1671 by the powerful merchant and politician Kaspar Stockalper.

 

Brig VS

Schweiz

April 2015

 

Hasselblad 503 CW, Distagon 3,5/60 mm, Kodak TMY400

Print onto Oriental Warmtone with Moersch SE6 BLUE

Curled up on a stone bench and wrapped in the warm light of late afternoon, this little ginger cat seemed completely unaware of the world around it. In the middle of the city and surrounded by old architecture, it found its own peaceful corner where time slowed down and nothing mattered except the warmth of the sun.

With a height of 23 meters and a width of 150 meters, the Rhine Falls are one of the most powerful waterfalls in Europe. They are located in Switzerland in the municipalities of Neuhausen SH (right bank) and Laufen-Uhwiesen ZH (left bank), near the city of Schaffhausen.

 

Schweiz

2019

 

Hasselblad 503 CW, Makro Planar 4/120 mm, Kodak TMY 400

Print onto Oriental Warmtone with Moersch SE4 neutral

A slight MT3 toning seems likely to me, but I didn't make a note of it.

 

 

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there are lives that pass you by. you see them for a moment, in a gap between structures, through a screen that separates your world from theirs. she stood there in her red coat, looking at something you would never know, smiling at words you would never read. behind her, the hexagons held the city's breath. then she was gone, and the geometry remained.

Hasselblad 500c/m

80mm C T*

ND-10

Tri-x @320

Rodinal 1+100, semi stand

 

Print: Ilford FB Warmtone

Developed in Moersch SE30 Meritol (3 min)

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