Topic: WEEK END 10-12 July

[charles binns]

OK, so I'm early but I fly off on my African trip tonight so here's two more from Bilbao.

[robclarke]

In honour of Fluminian I have a boat:


img032.jpg by biotecbob, on Flickr

HP5. Self developed in Ilford ilfotec hc. Taken with Hasselblad 503 CW. Others from the same roll:


img027.jpg by biotecbob, on Flickr


img034.jpg by biotecbob, on Flickr


img037.jpg by biotecbob, on Flickr

[sapata]

Bank holiday here so it feels like weekend already! This is a toned cyanotype from my favourite London building!

[gsgary]

Taken in Stamford where we stayed for a few days after our wedding, M4P + 35mmVC Orwo UN54 developed in rodinal
Ive never seen so many churches in such a small town

[Kai-san]

In honour of Fluminian I have a boat:

I'll save my boat for next weekend........ 

Contax RX / Zeiss Planar 1.4 50mm / Ilford Delta 100

[Sandeha Lynch]

Sorry about the boats.   

[scapevision]

No matter by Dmitrijs Belokons, on Flickr


Rain Dance by Dmitrijs Belokons, on Flickr

Some 6x9s

[Francois]

Bank holiday here so it feels like weekend already! This is a toned cyanotype from my favourite London building!

What? no pig?

[KevinAllan]

Isle of Skye

RZ67 & Portra 160.


Allt Dearg Mor by Kevin Allan, on Flickr

[Francois]

Late to this thread as usual...
These are some of the hot off the scanner images taken with my repaired 2$ Meopta Flexaret.
I guess it didn't help any that the mirror is seriously loosing its silvering and that the film advance is one of those wonky engineered nightmares. But still, I think got my 2$ worth on this one.

I did get a street portrait from it but the law being the law, I won't be showing it for a few years until the person totally forgets about it (even though she didn't even notice me taking her picture... or at least I think she didn't)

[SLVR]

I got some glass plates of my great great great grandfather from the 30s. Should end up scanning them soon. In the meantime...

in the studio...

[Indofunk]

Sweet studio! It pleases me how many musicians there are among us...

[Fluminian]

Canon EOS 10, Industar-61 LZ,  Fuji Acros, D76. 

[Paul Mitchell]

Love Sapata's cyanotype!

A pinhole from one of the most photographed locations in the UK



Durdle Door • Zero 2000 • Ilford Delta 100

[Andrea.]

Skiff racing. Portsoy, Scotland.
Fed Zarya, Polypan-f, Rodinal, Jessops finest RC, Sepia

[limr]

Oh man, it's only Friday morning here (Eastern Standard Time) but what a show already! Love love Sandeha's dreamy shots (Holga?) and Andrea's dynamic blur.

I've got a bridge in Maine. Spotmatic, HP5, Caffenol-H (RS).


Bridge by limrodrigues, on Flickr

[Sandeha Lynch]

Not the Holga, (though I have one) but the Meniscus TLR (using just an Agfa Agnar rear element) which is pretty much the only camera I've used in the past year. 


IMGP5024a by Sandeha Lynch, on Flickr

The grain in the first two is consequence of over exposure of the Tri-X.  I like 'em, too.

[Mab]

This one was a smashing hit on the Flickr last week. You never know what the photographing masses like. I was just doing a shutter speed test with my old Rolleicord. Shutter is working just fine. Long ago expired TMX100 in Rodinal 1+25.

[Jeff Warden]

Mauricio that print is beautiful!

Another from S. Philly from me.



Leica M3/28mm Biogon/PlusX

[macfred]

under construction - 1 by Andreas, on Flickr

under construction - 2 by Andreas, on Flickr

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Bronica ETRSi - Zenzanon PE 75mm f/2.8 - exp. FUJI Superia Xtra400 (@ISO200)

[limr]

Not the Holga, (though I have one) but the Meniscus TLR (using just an Agfa Agnar rear element) which is pretty much the only camera I've used in the past year. 


IMGP5024a by Sandeha Lynch, on Flickr

The grain in the first two is consequence of over exposure of the Tri-X.  I like 'em, too.

Huh! Neat

[jojonas~]

binns: you make me want to go out with my holga!
robclarke: very nice interiour shot. reminds me that I need to try HP5 at 800
sapata: I can see why very nicely spread cyanotype btw
gsgary: that grain and contrast is just lovely~ Orwo UN54, huh? is that the fresh stuff?
kai: I'm feeling the stairs-shot. I feel I can look at it for a long time~
sandeha: nevermind the boats, thanks for showing off those houses
scapevision: liking the outdoor gym-shot. both funny and many details to delve into
kevinallan: I hope you've got more where that came from
francois: nice to see you got some results back from that camera! I specially like the wire fence shot. good patterns and light
slvr: fun shot! seems like he's balancing his head on the bottle
fluminian: mmm, angles~
paul mitchell: def worth another shot by the looks of it
andrea.: you are a talent! this print is mezmerising~ (did I even spell that correct? haha)
limr: bridges deserve to be photographed more did hp5 work well in the caffenol?
mab: such a friendly portrait (I'm still afraid of cows though! haha)
jeff warden: nice shot. I'm having some plus x my way to try actually. what developer did you use for this shot?
macfred: I'm a fan of the lego art nice colors in your shots btw. superia x-tra at 200, huh?

wow... this has been a good start of the week already, guys

[Photo_Utopia]

Lots of good things this week, Sapata's shot of the power station, and Paul's pinhole (they all seem so perfect-who needs a lens?) and I also love the Lego wall-just love it!

Have fun everyone!

Mark

[Francois]

And funny thing is, I sometimes wonder if that Lego art isn't more solid than the wall it's built on

[macfred]

German artist Jan Voormann uses lego to brighten up the real world.

http://www.janvormann.com/testbild/dispatchwork/

[macfred]

An other try with FUJI Superia Xtra @ISO200 - love those colors !

under construction - 3 by Andreas, on Flickr

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Bronica ETRSi - Zenzanon PE 75mm f/2.8

[robclarke]

robclarke: very nice interiour shot. reminds me that I need to try HP5 at 800

Thanks. Glad you like the shot of my dining room. It was actually (under) exposed at 400 but I believe hP5 does push very well.

[Terry]

More monochrome.  5x7 Efke 100 in my Burke and James.  An abandoned apartment complex near my house, slated for demolition.  (I got there one day before the chain-link fences went up!)  Souped in HC-110B.


abandoned 3 par Terry B, on ipernity


abandoned 1 par Terry B, on ipernity

[ManuelL]

Wow great stuff! Too much I like to comment each.
Only got 2 quick pinhole snaps. Zero Multi Format, Kodak Portra.

[jojonas~]

ManuelL: nice boat shot. the reflection really fills up the frame
I recognize that mural so much though.... probably from flickr. I thought it might be from jana obscura but no.

German artist Jan Voormann uses lego to brighten up the real world.

http://www.janvormann.com/testbild/dispatchwork/

thanks for the link, that's some interesting work

[ManuelL]

ManuelL: nice boat shot. the reflection really fills up the frame
I recognize that mural so much though.... probably from flickr. I thought it might be from jana obscura but no.

Thanks! I didn't post this mural before. I found only recently it in Odense, Denmark.
But I also think I have seen it somewhere on the web before.

[Jeff Warden]

jeff warden: nice shot. I'm having some plus x my way to try actually. what developer did you use for this shot?

Thanks Jonas.  It's my favorite film for 35mm format.  It was a very bright mid-day roll and I was concerned about blown sky and highlights so I used a yellow filter and X-Tol 1+1.  Have fun!

[02Pilot]

[Pete_R]

Woodcote Rally today. Baby Rolleiflex. Rerapan. More on my Flickr.


Classic Cars at Woodcote Steam Rally by Peter Robinson, on Flickr


Classic Cars at Woodcote Steam Rally by Peter Robinson, on Flickr


Classic Cars at Woodcote Steam Rally by Peter Robinson, on Flickr

[irv_b]

Another awesome weekend thread. So many wonderful shots I can't pick a fave this week

I'm totally hooked on 4x5 at the moment MPP and Adox CHSII
Netley military hospital chapel and the much photoed Dungeness

[Urban Hafner]

So many great shots this weekend! Mauricio that's a beautiful image and print of Battersea power station.

Sandeha, ah I remember you showing of that camera. Great results and it makes me think if I should take my Kodak Brownie Hawkeye Flash with the flipped lens on the holiday trip. But then it needs a 620 take up spool and I only have 7 of them ...

[Late Developer]

Really nice thread again this weekend. Love Sandeha's shots of Venice but so may superb photos - too many to pick favourites.

Mine's a study of an ancient door barring the entrance into a walled garden. Olympus OM2n, Tri-X and 100mm/f2.8 Zuiko

[imagesfrugales]

I love all the toy-cam and pinhole shots. Also for me it's diffcult to return to "regular" photography since I discovered some lo-end challenges.

Anyway, here's an old fashioned environmental portrait. That's how the "ham-man" wanted to be photographed. His air-dried ham and sausages are outstanding. Taken with a Canon AS-1
http://camerapedia.wikia.com/wiki/Canon_Sure_Shot_A-1/Prima_AS-1/Autoboy_D5
on mistreated TMax400 (heat, storage, expired) developed in Promicrol 1+19, cropped to square format.


ham-man by Imagesfrugales, on Flickr

[Peter84]

Hello every one, it's been a couple of months of maybe half a year....   since I've contributed in the weekend post. I've been really busy finishing my degree in the studies of the Built Environment, which have  required me to drive to Antwerp and back every day for the last half a year, but I'm done!  I have been reading the forum but haven't found the time to develope a single roll for half a year so. On occasion I managed to shoot a roll but then it would just lie there in the fridge waiting for processing.....

So good news: last week I picked up where I left of and developed a couple of rolls of Double-X I shot on a short trip to London about a week earlier. So here's some shots of the 2 rolls, all shot with my trusty AE-1 with 28mm F2.5 vivitar @400 and souped in HC-110 Sol B. Some shots were to grainy for my taste, could that be the temperature? Because it's been really hot recently I couldn't get the solution to 20C so I did it at 24C with a reduced developing time. if you like architecture there are some more shots of the Walkie talkie building on my ipernity


the view must change! par Peter Stoel, op ipernity


fenchurch street, walkie talkie 01 par Peter Stoel, op ipernity


fenchurch street, walkie talkie 02 par Peter Stoel, op ipernity

[Terry]

That last one is wonderful Peter!

[Jack Johnson]

So many fantastic images this weekend.

Mauricio, love that cyanotype. I still need to get my feet wet with them. I've been hoarding supplies.

Gary & Sandeha, love that grain. Paul, fantastic as always. Andrea, I'm just blown away, what a fantastic image.

I took a toy camera from the '50s to Hawaii. Still scanning the negs, but I have prints! Actual photographs! Ergo, I'm calling myself a photographer this week.

Two scans from this morning:


20150620-007 by Jack Johnson, on Flickr


20150620-008 by Jack Johnson, on Flickr

[Francois]

Nice coastal scene... I so miss the sea...

[jojonas~]

I'm starting to get to know some good people here in town

[johan_lindgren]

I'm starting to get to know some good people here in town

Wow is that a pistol-grip?? :-) never seen one in action before

[jojonas~]

I'm starting to get to know some good people here in town

Wow is that a pistol-grip?? :-) never seen one in action before

indeed! I was bummed out that he didn't bring the lens that comes with it for a complete photosniper outfit

or, more like bazooka

[Kayos]

I'm starting to get to know some good people here in town

Wow is that a pistol-grip?? :-) never seen one in action before

I also have one, I'm very careful how and where I use it

See here

https://kayosphotography.wordpress.com/photosniper/

[Francois]

It's definitely not recommended in most urban and suburban areas...

[Kayos]

To avoid any "misunderstanding" I also made a tripod mount for the 300mm lens