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Agfa Vista Plus 200 works perfectly fine with brightly and evenly illuminated scenes. No need to use much more expensive professional film under such circumstances.
However when the lighting moves outside the comfort zone of this film, results can turn out rather Lomo-esque.
It doesn't really matter since Agfa Vista Plus 200 is really Fujifilm C200 and Fujifilm is withdrawing from the film market, so this film will soon be gone. But I'm making a mental note for use of my two last rolls.
Leica M3, single stroke (IGEMO), 1966
Dual Range Leitz Summicron f= 5 cm 1:2 (M+DR-rigid-chrom, 11318), 1960
Agfa Vista Plus 200 Consumer grade colour negative film
Developed and scanned by www.meinfilmlab.de
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The driver of this bus was unfamiliar with the route, and ended up grounding the vehicle in the soft grass and mud near where I live (Sutton Coldfield, West Midlands, England). Thus the bus was abandoned until the engineer brought a spare bus with him, with planks of wood, and recovered the bus shortly afterwards.
Osaka VW45FC, Osaka 120mm f/6.3, Arista Ortho Litho 3.0
Metered ISO 6. F/16, 15 seconds.
Tray developed under safelight in Dektol 1+30.
Sign was a bright red color.
"[D]uring the earliest period of scholastic theology, that most pious man, Amadeus, Bishop of Lausarme, held that the Virgin Mary's flesh had remained incorrupt-for it is wrong to believe that her body has seen corruption-because it was really united again to her soul and, together with it, crowned with great glory in the heavenly courts. "For she was full of grace and blessed among women. She alone merited to conceive the true God of true God, whom as a virgin, she brought forth, to whom as a virgin she gave milk, fondling him in her lap, and in all things she waited upon him with loving care."
- Pope Pius XII, in the Apostolic Constitution Munificentissimus Deus.
Medieval stained glass detail of Our Lady's Assumption in the Burrell Collection in Glasgow.
Is route branding really worth it...?
Do the 'Jo Public' really look at colour branding carried by buses, surely it is what's displayed on the destination that counts...
I decided to head down to the railroad tracks yesterday morning to catch the Amtrak Empire Builder on its way to Chicago. Instead, at about the time I expected it, this BNSF freight train showed up instead. This was cause for some optimism, because a northbound train would have told me that Amtrak would be running on the other track a mile away. However, after waiting another half hour, I decided I didn't care to find out how late it was running, and went home with this one and a few shots of the snow-covered trees.
Congratulations to my Flickr buddy Chris Hardy for completing a successful 365(6)...Happy Birthday and Happy Thanksgiving, my friend!
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Published on Berkeleyside (5/31/13): www.berkeleyside.com/2013/05/31/the-berkeley-wire-05-31-13/
RL306 leads CLF3, GM27 and CLF1 on a loaded grain train to Maldon. Train loaded at the Junee Sub Terminal. This photo was taken nearing Galong on a clear October afternoon.
What is going on here, as two trains pass by each other running the opposite main lines on the Canadan Pacific's Watertown sub at Duplainville. Oh, did I forget to mention the always cool INRD 90MAC's westbound into the golden sunset?
Haven't we all gone the wrong way some time or another?
This is one of my early photos with a non-fisheye wide angle lens, and whilst I find usually when I try and use a dutch angle on things it doesn't work, I kinda like this shot. The U-Haul van seems to complement the message of the sign somehow too.
IAIS 513 heads down the westbound main past the old eastbound approach signal for the Government Bridge between 3rd and 4th Streets in Davenport, IA.
January 28, 2010.
There was a show of recent photojournalism in Helsinki's Kamppi Centre. That's where I encountered this handsome leopard.
The label said:
"A leopard walks at night through the Aarey Milk Colony, a recreational, residential and farming settlement adjacent to Sanjay Gandhi National Park in suburban Mumbai. Some 35 leopards live in the park and increasingly venture into surrounding areas in search of prey such as the stray dogs that gather around garbage dumps. This raises the potential for human-leopard conflict, with reports both of attacks on humans and leopards caught in poaching traps."