Topic: Weekend thread 16th-18th June 2017

[KevinAllan]

Here's some shots I took six years ago but just printed in the darkroom last weekend.

Taken on 35mm Rollei RPX 100 and printed onto Ilford MGIV RC pearl paper.


Garlic by Kevin Allan, on Flickr


Lilly by Kevin Allan, on Flickr

[MiguelCampano]

Beautiful! I can't wait to start using my enlarger. Eventually.


beach by Miguel Campano, on Flickr


sam by Miguel Campano, on Flickr

Only adjusted the levels and added +5 saturation on PS. As you can see, there are little debris and dirt on them 

Taken at Asbury Park, NJ - Canon EOS Elan 7 + 50mm 1.8, Kodak Portra 160 and developed in Unicolor C41 around 2 degrees cooler than recommended 99F~100F. What are they going to do? Sue me if I don't heat the chemicals up to their standards? 

[Blaxton]

Kevin,

These are beautiful.  I imagine that, side-by-side, the prints make an impressive display.  Opposites that are the same, at least fundamentally.  I read, in some cookbook or other, garlic described as the "errant Lilly".

[Bryan]

Fort Ward gun emplacement on Bainbridge Island.  Photographed with a Rex Laboratories 4x5 camera using an Ilex Paragon Anastigmat f:4.5 140mm lens.  The film is Ilford Delta 100 developed in Beer.

Fort Ward by Bryan Chernick, on Flickr

[SLVR]

Two from me. Finally got to scan this roll after hanging it for 2 weeks. Been very busy with work lately.

[Kai-san]

Two shots from the Leningrad.

Leningrad RF / Jupiter 12 35mm f2.8 / Adox CHS 100 II in Xtol

[02Pilot]

Really like Kevin's still-life prints and Kai's first shot.

Mine is from a newly-acquired camera I will introduce in the "I just picked up" thread forthwith. HP5+ in Caffenol C-H(RS):

[Blaxton]

Here are three from a recent walk about a redundant limestone quarry in Portunhos, Portugal.  The calcario cut in the quarries around Portunhos, including the more famous quarries in neighboring Ança, can be found in monuments, churches, palaces, etc all over Portugal.  I'm thinking of an essay, showing some of the quarries as well as some of the work produced over the centuries from the stone.  We'll see...

These three were made on Fujicolor 200 in an Olympus OM-1 with a 35mm Zuiko lens.  The processing and scanning was done in a local film store—amazing that one exists—called Foto Francisco.

[cs1]

Good shots everyone!

I shot these photos two weeks ago and scanned them today. Shot on Canon F-1 w/ Canon 70-210mm on Fuji Superia 200.

[ManuelL]

Really like Kevin's still-life prints and Kai's first shot.

Yes, I can second that! But your ducks are nice too! 

Fern, Rolleiflex 3.5F, Ilford FP4

[Klaus]

Another cracking start to the weekend .. excellent images.
Here's a small contribution of some graphical impact pictures, taken at a local industrial park.
Bronica ETRSi, Ilford PanF+ ISO50 in Ilfosol3 5 minutes. Adjusted in scan and PS.

[imagesfrugales]

Such a fine start into the weekend ..... I simply have to point on Kai-sans "ladder". Bravo!

From the week before: art installation for the celebrations of 30 years European Erasmus student exchange programme in Heidelberg, performed by students of the "Staatliche Akademie der Bildenden Künste Stuttgart". A few more on flickr.

Minolta 7000 AF with 35-105 and 1.7/50 lenses on Kentmere 400, developed in a homemade modified (reduced sulfite) Xtol-style developer.


30 years Erasmus by Imagesfrugales, on Flickr


30 years Erasmus by Imagesfrugales, on Flickr

[irv_b]

Superb shot to start the thread from Kevin but ably carried on by everyone else and I always love reading Brian final words - "developed in Beer "

[02Pilot]

Thanks, Manuel.

[astrobeck]

Love the weekend threads!
Mine's a test shot from a new to me Zenit E, with an old Zeiss Jena lens and some 10+ years old T-Max 100 dunked in caffenol.

This is the only interstate overpass in Albuquerque. They call this "The Big I".
I-40, which goes to Chicago traveling east and Los Angeles if you take it west. (I'm traveling east in this photo) and live behind those mountains in the distance.
I-25 which goes north  to Buffalo, Wyoming and south to Las Cruces, New Mexico.

Really like the camera, it's a tank and a good wrist exerciser!

[jharr]

I'm loving the industrial/architectural shots this weekend. This shot is at my workplace on expired Fujicolor. I used a Kodak 35RF (robot camera) I got in a trade with Bryan. Seems to be working well.


Rigging by James Harr, on Flickr

[AJShepherd]

Shot at the end of March on Portra 160 in my Voigtlander Vitessa L, but only developed this weekend....

And the seagulls, they all lined up. by Antony Shepherd, on Flickr


dinghies by Antony Shepherd, on Flickr

[Pete_R]

One from a local show last weekend.


Contax S2, Zeiss 50/1.7, Acros in Ilfosol.

[Indofunk]

I was in a music video a couple of weeks ago for a song I play on. It was a pretty cool shoot, cast of thousands dozens, and part of the video was a single steadycam, Birdman-style shot. My favorite quote of the day was "DOES THE PENGUIN HAVE HIS KEYBOARD???"

I took a few BTS shots with my Pentax ME and Tri-X@1600. This is the only shot without people in it. It's actually a super-cool music room if you could see it well lit but backlit looks cool too I think


The Music Room by Satish Indofunk, on Flickr