Show us yer film shots then!

Barney said:
A nice walk where I was pleased with the camera, pleased with the film and pleased with myself, not because the images are magnificent or anything, but because I think I learned something important that will stand me in good stead for future expeditions.
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Can’t ask for more than that.

Lovely pictures, great reflections!
 
excalibur2 said:
An old door with a modern lock?
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did not notice that Brian, was trying to convey opening the door into the light. The flipping sign was bolted to the wall or I would have moved it. LOL
 
I adjusted my monitor last night to better match my print to what I was seeing.

So please let me know if things look different or odd.
 
Barney said:
did not notice that Brian, was trying to convey opening the door into the light. The flipping sign was bolted to the wall or I would have moved it. LOL
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The sign is the most interesting element for me.
 
I didn't use the whole roll at Chester, so took camera out for few more snaps and found this interesting, to me, scene. The fungus that was growing from beneath the bark, living thing that looks like a tree growing on a dead thing that used to be a tree.

Tree within a tree

Weird black fungus.jpg
 
Bronica ETRSi @ 50mm
400 TMY in FX 39
PP adjusted with sliders (new effort on advice received here)


Fireplace


Liverpool castle firesplace.jpg
 
View of Rivington Pike from inside the folly Liverpool Castle

Bronica 50mm
incident meter
Tmax 400 in F39
PP sliders


Rivington Pike.jpg
 
Minolta X-300
Minolta 50mm f/1.7 MD
Fomapan 400. Rodinal 1+100 semi-stand 1 hour @ 20°

One from my first ever bulk-rolled cassette. I only rolled about 12 frames as a test, but they all seem to be good in terms of no scratches or light leaks. The semi-stand for the Fomapan 400 worked well too with 30 secs of initial inversions, then a single gentle inversion at 15 min intervals. Lots of grain, but in a way I like.


One swan by fishyfish_arcade, on Flickr
 
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Olympus XA put on a tripod and left to its own devices

fireworks olympus xa.jpg
 
An Overcast freezing cold day up on the West Pennine moors yesterday, The wind was biting and blew straight through your clothes I had to go back to the car and put on a waterproof jacket over the top of my windproof, and it was still freezing.

I took this knowing I was going to use my home made developer.

Bronica ETRSi @ 50mm
Tripod, incident meter
HP5 at box in D23(have I mentioned it was home made :) ) for nine minutes @20
PP black and white points adjusted, crop to straighten

Farm Gate

Farm Gate.jpg

Surprised the tree came out so well considering the slow shutter and the wind.
 
Low Water Level.
The level of the Watergrove Reservoir was recently quite low. It was flooded in the mid-1930s, I guess this tree has stood there all this time.

Minolta Dynax 5, 35-105. Fomapan 200 in Bellini Duo Step.

LowWater.jpg
 
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