This week, Paris at night. There is no doubt that all cities are special at night. Paris, even more so. I have a friend (whom I’ve already mentioned here) who wanted to take a walk around town and take some pictures, and so I joined him. We spent an hour in around St. Michel and…
I exposed, developed and printed this foto during week 43 of 2016. This is yet another Autumn afternoon near Tillamook, Oregon. This is another building near the Air Museum. Ilford HP5 Developed in Rodinal, Printed on Ilford Matt Fiber Paper. Hasselblad 500CM + 80mm Planar.
I exposed, developed and printed this foto during week 42 of 2016. It was another Autumn afternoon near Tillamook, Oregon. This is same building near the Air Museum that I photographed last week, this time with my other camera and lens. Ilford HP5 Developed in Rodinal, Printed on Ilford Matt Fiber Paper. Hasselblad 500CM + 80mm Planar.
I exposed, developed and printed this foto during week 41 of 2016. It was an Autumn afternoon near Tillamook, Oregon. This is one of the buildings near the Air Museum that I have photographed extensively. Ilford HP5 Developed in Rodinal, Printed on Ilford Matt Fiber Paper. Leica M2 + 35mm 2.8 Summaron.
I have a little backlog of film stuff to post what with the 52 Rolls project, the #FP4Party and both of my other blogs. I have processed quite a few rolls in the last 3 weeks both colour & B&W and managed to edit a few and post individual images but this is the 1st…
I’ve now reached a point where rolls and weeks roughly coincide again. This week’s roll was Agfa APX 100, a film I’ve shot a few times before. I really like it for its fine grain and nice range of values. I have to say I’m impressed at how it performed in the large variety of…
The reason behind 52 rolls is to enhance your skills, maybe try new film and different ways to process it to push the boundaries. It certainly taken me on new road! Agfa vista 400 pushed to 800; for a consumer film, hats off, not much colour shift, none too dark shadows, all in all a…
Ute Mountain This week we visit Ute Mountain Tribal Park. This was the focus of our Photography Club’s trip to Cortez, Colorado. There are dozens of Cliff Dwellings on the the Ute Mountain Reservation and the Tribe has established a Park to protect these sites while providing controlled access to them. We were able to…
I struggle with color film. This roll of Portra 400 was loaded into my beautiful Leica M3. It has the retractable 50mm lens. This lens is prone to being fogged and the glass can be very soft but mine is in perfect condition 50 some odd years later. I carried the camera with me during…
Roll 7 is pushed Portra 400 to 800 on 35mm shot with the Nikon FM3A. Good tones, works with the overcast conditions still sharpish, but after being spoiled by medium format, i see things differently now 😦 Im starting to see problems with uploading a film at a time, going back and forth in (visual)…
You might have noticed over the course of the year that I don’t photograph people much, except on the street. Portraiture, except for occasional self portraiture studies, is not something I feel comfortable with. However, in this week I had a chance to hang out with most of my little family and decided to take…
This roll is Kodak Ektar 100 shot on the Mamiya 645 super. Shot in Shibuya, namely Yoyogi park, and Meiji Jingu shrine that is encapsulated by the park itself. The area is huge, and being blessed with a warm bright day, it felt like everyone was there, surrounded by tourists; a feeling which was unrelenting…
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