Due to being back in work after the Christmas break today was the first chance I had to get some film into a camera and shoot.
The weather has been horrendous here in the South Wales valleys and my options were limited to where and what I was going to shoot so I stayed local and made the long walk up to the site of the old Ocean Colliery here in the Garw.
The rains were about to hit anytime soon but I managed to shoot a roll of Kodak T-Max 400 with the Bronica SQ-A and the 40mm.
I am only posting 6 images as I shot multiple compositions at different apertures.
The film was processed in ilfotec HC 1+31 dilution for 6.30 minutes 1st minute constant inversions then 2 every minute after.
Here are a few web links about the Colliery http://www.welshcoalmines.co.uk/GlamWest/Ocean.htm & http://hellohistoria.blogspot.co.uk/2013/05/ffaldau-garw-collieries.html
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Beautiful images. And the fact that you can get a 40mm while I can’t for my Pentacon Six makes me a tiny bit jealous. But I shouldn’t give in to the GAS, I think.
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Really like the second (?) one with the water, the grass, the rock, and the lichen.
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Very nice. You sure made the most of the flat light. I find that very encouraging because we have been having a lot of very similar weather here on Vancouver Island. I hope you didn’t get drenched on your way home.
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beautiful series
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Thank you 🙂
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Love the reflections.
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