
Pentax 645n, SMC 75/2.8, f2.8@1/60, R2 filter, Ilford XP2.
One day I'm going to tell my Grandfather how much I love him. I struggle with that word "love"; I don't want it to get to the point where it's almost too late as it was with my Nan.
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Uploaded on Jul 6, 2009
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Hanimex Snapshot Panorama 35, Kodak HIE Expired 09/1995 EI1600, cheap ebay no name IR filter, ID-11 1+1 for 30 minutes with 1 inversion every two minutes.
I'm so desperate to start printing these in my darkroom but at present I'm lacking the csah to finish the setup. I still need a safelight, easel and timer. But these will come in time. Meanwhile, I doubt the Lithgow Blast Furnace is going anywhere in a hurry.
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Uploaded on Jul 4, 2009
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Canon EOS 50, Mamiya/Sekor 135/2.8, R25A filter, f2.8@1/20, Kodak Hawkeye Surveillance Sp428 EI3200, ID-11 for 30 minutes with 1 inversion every two minutes.
More of a developing test than anything else really.But I seemed to have misplaced my grain. Perhaps you've seen it around?
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Uploaded on Jul 3, 2009
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Pentax SPII, Hanimex 200/3.5, Kodak Professional Ortho film 6556 (Type 3) EI6, f8@15 minutes, Diafine 3+3.
I just love the view from Inch Street as I approach the Blast Furnace. It always looks like it belongs to another world - although more so at night. I wanted to isolate it and show it like that, so I shot from Inch Street (just under/near the bridge if you know Lithgow well) with a telephoto lens.
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Uploaded on Jul 2, 2009
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Pentax 645n, SMC 75/2.8, Rollei Retro 400 at EI800, ID-11 for 15 minutes with 2 inversions every 2 minutes.
Girl with a TLR. There is nothing better.
There wasn't much data available for pushing the Rollei films, so I guessed. I like the result. I'd even buy more of the film despite it's bad rap.
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Uploaded on Jul 1, 2009
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