Show us yer film shots then!

Carl Hall said:
A few shots from Bath's Christmas market over the weekend. First time using Fuji Pro 400H, not sure what to make of it yet but I've got a few more rolls to shoot.


Bath Christmas Market by Carl Hall Photography, on Flickr


Bath Christmas Market by Carl Hall Photography, on Flickr

Chocolate version of a Nikon SLR (I'm sure someone will tell me what it is :p ), really wanted to buy it but it was a whopping £50... so my girlfriend bought me a tiny version for £4 which I can't bring myself to eat :D


Bath Christmas Market by Carl Hall Photography, on Flickr


Bath Christmas Market by Carl Hall Photography, on Flickr


Bath Christmas Market by Carl Hall Photography, on Flickr
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A really great set, I love the colour and sharpness of the first two, particularly as you were shooting a moving subject, the chocolates Nikon FM/FEs are well captured and you make the look particularly edible, bit steep in price though!
 
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Asha said:
Ah OK .......taies thé fun away if you're actually allowed to go in :D

I was under thé impression it was derelict, deserted and left to ruin.
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I believe some of them are Asha, but we were on the opposite side of the canal and access was a good long walk and I'm lazy.
 
Now thats quite scary.

This was when I was trying to load a new roll in the Rollei and as I said at the time it seemed to not be working properly and I was right... the first 6 shots are blank. After I started using the timer they all came out ok but I think its time for a visit to Uncle Brian for some TLC.
 
Seeing the above -- I have one taken with my Nikon L35AF 'Compact' on a free roll of 2006 dated Kodak Portra 800 obtained in the 2009 Kodak 'Giveaway' on Flickr -- I won 30 rolls of various Kodak fillums ! Boy in foreground is my Son aged 9 -- he is 15 now and taller than me and his Mum !
2006 Portra 800 7 by pentaxpete, on Flickr
 
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Agree with Kevin.....Nice cobbles ......worth a low down perspective imo
 
While I'm waiting for my new Aki Ahashi skin to arrive, I went out yesterday lunchtime and shot a couple of images with my SX-70. One was pretty overexposed as I'm sill getting used to the way polaroid manages light but I was quite happy with this one;

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This is the same location shot on my Mamiya 645 Pro with Fuji Acros

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Cheers
Steve
 
I love much about living in East Anglia but a couple of times every year I do need to get to some mountains. My destination is often Snowdonia where I lived briefly in my late teens. From my home in the Waveney Valley I can be in Snowdonia in a mere five and half hours, with a good run!

On my recent flying visit I managed three peeks in three days and on one of the days the weather was very co-orpative, the rain dominated the other days! Below are a few shots on TMX 100 loaded in my trusty Voigtlander Bessa L and 15mm Heliar Aspherical. The film was developed LC 29 mixed at 19-1.

I have to say I am always impressed with the little Heliar lens's ability to handle flare!

1. Sunny on the summit
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2. High altitude wave!
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3. Over the Edge
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4. The route back down
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5. Climbers in the mist
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Jao said:
I love much about living in East Anglia but a couple of times every year I do need to get to some mountains. My destination is often Snowdonia where I lived briefly in my late teens. From my home in the Waveney Valley I can be in Snowdonia in a mere five and half hours, with a good run!

On my recent flying visit I managed three peeks in three days and on one of the days the weather was very co-orpative, the rain dominated the other days! Below are a few shots on TMX 100 loaded in my trusty Voigtlander Bessa L and 15mm Heliar Aspherical. The film was developed LC 29 mixed at 19-1.

I have to say I am always impressed with the little Heliar lens's ability to handle flare!

1. Sunny on the summit
15675097178_dda2b8b394_c.jpg


2. High altitude wave!
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3. Over the Edge
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4. The route back down
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5. Climbers in the mist
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They're really good Adrian they've got a great feel to then.
 
steveo_mcg said:
They're really good Adrian they've got a great feel to then.
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Many thanks Steven, the conditions were just great that day, a climb up through the mist and rain then the summit remarkably clear
 
Those are very special shots Adrian, just the sort of things that float my boat.
Andy
 
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Andysnap said:
Those are very special shots Adrian, just the sort of things that float my boat.
Andy
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Many thanks Andy, it was a short but excellent trip to the mountains
 
Jao said:
I love much about living in East Anglia but a couple of times every year I do need to get to some mountains. My destination is often Snowdonia where I lived briefly in my late teens. From my home in the Waveney Valley I can be in Snowdonia in a mere five and half hours, with a good run!

On my recent flying visit I managed three peeks in three days and on one of the days the weather was very co-orpative, the rain dominated the other days! Below are a few shots on TMX 100 loaded in my trusty Voigtlander Bessa L and 15mm Heliar Aspherical. The film was developed LC 29 mixed at 19-1.

I have to say I am always impressed with the little Heliar lens's ability to handle flare!
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Being above the clouds makes these extra special. The last is my favourite
 
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Just magnificent Adrian, like Mr Snap these are right up my street. Did you have the 15mm viewfinder on the L or did you guess the framing?
 
RaglanSurf said:
Just magnificent Adrian, like Mr Snap these are right up my street. Did you have the 15mm viewfinder on the L or did you guess the framing?
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Nick, many thanks for the kind comment, yes I do use the viewfinder for the 15mm, the camera and lens combination is really quite marvellous, the view finder is probably not that necessary though and a hot shoe spirit level would do much the same job, when closed down a couple of stops pretty well everything over 18" is in focus!
 
@ Jao Adrian what a cracking set ...numbers three and four really do make me feel like I'm actually there!...superb(y)

I am afraid that I'm now going to reduce the standard to base level :runaway: :D

I spent a weekend in Liverpool with my mum back in September and naturally had to grab some touristy snap shots with my Minox GT 35 ( I had to travel light!!:p)

I've been printing a nice little bundle of postcard sized "memories" to add to her Christmas box.

Tbh the images look pretty good on paper .........much better than they do on a computer screen

Here's a few from the roll

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I do need to be more organised! Found a roll of HP5+ I shot back in may while on a quick visit to Leeds, all taken with my Nikon F4s and Cosina 19-35mm. Developed in Ilford Ilfotec LC29 mixed at 1-19.

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Very nice RJ. When my wife and friends did the West Highland Way in May I had every intention of going to the Inversnaid Hotel and waterfalls but never got there, looks like I need to go back.

Andy
 
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