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Taken south of Big Pine, California in the Owens Valley.
The image is slightly soft, which is a big problem with the Plustek OpticFilm 120 scanner. I would not recommend this scanner until they offer a way to adjust the focus.
Linhof Technika V, 125mm Fujinon SW lens.
Horseman 6x12 Rollfilm holder
f/32 at 1/4 second
Fuji Provia 120 film developed using a Tetenal E6 kit in a Jobo Processor
A lazy morning in the Owens Valley near Bishop, CA.
Linhof Technika V, Fujinon 125mm W, CM and 6x12 Horseman rollfilm holder.
Fuji Provia at ISO 100, f/22 at 1/60 sec.
Developed using Tetnal E6 kit in a Jobo Processor.
One of the most beautiful libraries in the city, second to the Harold Washington downtown, the Independence Park branch is a modern beauty inside and out.
Icicles are such precious creatures. In a way they remind me of unicorn horns. Or perhaps I have been reading too much "Princess in Black."
Taken at the apex of the Vietnam Memorial in Washington, DC. The black stone slicked with rain was the perfect medium to reflect the somber day.
Fuji TX2 (Xpan II) with a 45mm Fujinon.
Fuji Neopan 400 at ISO 400, f/5.6 at 1/125 sec.
Developed in Kodak Xtol 1:1 using a Jobo Processor.
59:365
I'm afraid today is even worse than today's title.
My father-in-law had a car accident (car totaled but he's ok) and an hour later, hubby's car broke down and is now at the mechanic.
Really?
We are in the middle of our busy season and I usually just spend all day designing banners but I had to step in and print the orders that had to ship today since hubby is off taking care of his dad and his car.
Good grief, now I'm behind in MY work.
But, I'm NOT giving up my 365! So, here we have a boring "real life" shot but it'll have to do...some days are just....
I'll try to visit later if I get caught up.
Cheers
=]
Another classic London shot. St Pauls from the south side of the millenium bridge
120/365
Friday 30th April 2010
I could never get bored of the tarmac. Just so much to get planes to do what they do. I appreciate all of you.
Taken at 7am, low light, 04/12/15. Normal setting, no flash, hand held.
Lomo Instant Wide, Fuji Instax Wide Film
Taken on the Rt 168 leading out of Bishop going to Sabrina Lake, along Bishop Creek.
Linnhof Technika V, 125mm Fujinon
Fuji Provia 120 film, f/22 at 1/4 sec
Horseman 6x12 rollfilm holder
Processed using a Jobo Processor and Tetenal E6 chemicals
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Freewell UV and CPL filters.
The Zeiss Biogon 38mm f/4.5 on this camera is a 20mm equivalent when shooting 6x6, it becomes a 30mm when mounted in front of the CFV II 50C digital back.
A little something for Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day and the start of a new series.
This is from the first roll I shot with the Holga 120 WPC I received for Christmas this year. I shot most of the roll in bright sunlight so, the exposure times were a few seconds with Acros 100. I made the image as the sun was setting (it was dark when I finished), so the exposure was around 38 minutes. This camera has a natural vignette that is darker on the left side of the frame than on the right. The very bright area on the right is the result of me sitting in my car listening to the radio and not thinking about the fact that the driving lights were on and shining into the view of the camera. I kind of like the effect it created.
Holga 120 WPC
Fuji Neopan Acros 100
38min