Topic: It's lucky Friday 13th, September 2019, the Weekend is here!

[Bryan]

Leica IIIc, Summitar and microscope, Ilford Pan-F 50+ developed in beer.  The parasite was at 400X magnification with Leitz SM microscope. 

S’Klallam Carving by Bryan Chernick, on Flickr

Danger Climb Ladder by Bryan Chernick, on Flickr

Parasite by Bryan Chernick, on Flickr

[Sandeha Lynch]

LOL, that's a range of genre in 3 shots.

I rehabbed my old 200mm Neretta Pinhole from 2003, with its extra long cone on a 90mm body. I'd used it only a couple of times when doing Polaroids with an RB67 Polback, and then just buried it among the 'parts' as I moved on to other things.

Anyways, I had some Fomapan 200 loaded in a 4x5 DDS so I took it out. Light leak over the river, but I might use it again.


190908_fom2_01a by Sandeha Lynch, on Flickr

[Kai-san]

Another landscape, not quite as soft as Sandeha's.

Polaroid 600SE w/6x7 back / Mamiya Seiko 127mm f4.7 / Ilford XP2

[02Pilot]

[Francois]

The parasite was at 400X magnification with Leitz SM microscope. 

Looks like a bedbug...

[Bryan]

The parasite was at 400X magnification with Leitz SM microscope. 

Looks like a bedbug...

Not a bedbug, this is much smaller.  I do have a bedbug slide, it's so big I can't get the whole thing into the frame at the lowest magnification.  There are 4 of these on the slide and they measure less than a millimeter in size, the bedbug is about a centimeter in length.  This is from an antique microscope slide that is just labeled parasite. 

[KevinAllan]

Today I developed a roll of Pan F, taken with a Rollei 35B, including these three from a short stroll in Newcastle:


Curves and shadows #1 by Kevin Allan, on Flickr


Curves and shadows #2 by Kevin Allan, on Flickr


Curves and shadows #3 by
Kevin Allan, on Flickr

[grit]

Another pinhole, this time in front of Blue Bottle Coffee.

[Francois]

The parasite was at 400X magnification with Leitz SM microscope. 

Looks like a bedbug...

Not a bedbug, this is much smaller.  I do have a bedbug slide, it's so big I can't get the whole thing into the frame at the lowest magnification.  There are 4 of these on the slide and they measure less than a millimeter in size, the bedbug is about a centimeter in length.  This is from an antique microscope slide that is just labeled parasite.

Somehow I like those better on microscope slides than anywhere else...

[MiguelCampano]

Lovely start everyone! Loving the architecture shots.

These two are from Wednesday. Shot in NYC after work, Kodak Tri-X pushed to 1600, using the Nikon N90s and a 50mm 1.8


New York, 9/11. Kodak Tri-X pushed to 1600 by Miguel Campano, on Flickr


New York, 9/11. Kodak Tri-X pushed to 1600 by Miguel Campano, on Flickr

[irv_b]

Loving that grain in the second shot Miguel
Low key in a studio session from me. Had a blue cast after scanning so a bit more than normal post work. Portra 400 + Mamiya Super 23 lab developed

[hookstrapped]

Nice work, Irv!

[Blaxton]

This was once a functioning picnic table.  I somehow failed to notice one of our "pet" deer upstage, grazing.

Century Graphic 23, 100mm Symmar lens, Fomapan 100 (asa 200), Caffenol C-L, semi-stand.

Picnic Table, Lincoln, Rhode Island by William Blackstone, on Flickr

[irv_b]

Nice work, Irv!

Thanks Peter

[EarlJam]

I finished up my last roll of 35mm "old" Acros at the beach. It'll be interesting to see what attributes Fuji was able to retain in the forthcoming update.

Canon nF1, 35/2.8 nFD