Topic: weekend thread 27/9/19

[irv_b]

I had the week off so to celebrate and get away from doing DIY I'm starting the weekend thread
Liyah the dancer, taken on Portra 400 in the ETRSi lab developed

[grit]

Getting used to the Intrepid 8x10. I'm not sure what's going on around the edges here (HP5+ developed with the CatLabs CL-81 using D-76 at 1:1) but it came out pretty nice regardless. Bonus: set shot from my Mamiya.

[KevinAllan]

I took some pinholes in Hexham Abbey with the Ondu multi-format and FP4:


Hexham Abbey pinhole #1 by Kevin Allan, on Flickr

More shots from this roll on by blog at https://filmphotography.blog/2019/09/25/ondu-pinholes-at-hexham-abbey/ 

[Bryan]

Nice pinhole Kevin!  These were shot with my Cosina CX-2, Tri-X developed in Rodinal 1:50.

Hydroseeding by Bryan Chernick, on Flickr

Lincoln Continental by Bryan Chernick, on Flickr

Lights and Shadows by Bryan Chernick, on Flickr

[EarlJam]

Nothing new from me this week, so reaching back into the archive to September 1959. I recently had my dad's 16mm home movies digitized and came across some footage of me with my first camera. I had a budget of roughly one roll of film and processing per month, in lieu of an allowance. As I didn't find any of the processed film or prints when I cleared out my dad's house, I assume they were purged along the way.

[cs1]

Great shots everyone! Kevin, the pinhole is particularly brilliant.

Here's some late summer stuff that I shot with a Canon F-1 on Rollei Retro 80S, dev'ed in Caffenol-C-H (RS).


Sunflower by C S


Harvest by C S

[Bryan]

Earl, you should make that photo your avatar, that's awesome!

[Jeff Warden]

Nothing new from me this week, so reaching back into the archive to September 1959. I recently had my dad's 16mm home movies digitized and came across some footage of me with my first camera. I had a budget of roughly one roll of film and processing per month, in lieu of an allowance. As I didn't find any of the processed film or prints when I cleared out my dad's house, I assume they were purged along the way.

Wonderful picture!

[EarlJam]

Bryan, Jeff  - thanks! I'll look into how to add an avatar. I was 6-1/2 in that image, the same age my grandson is now. He's a much better photographer than I was at that age.

[AJShepherd]

Shot these almost exactly a month ago but only got round to developing them on Thursday. First roll of Kodak ProImage 100 shot in an Olympus Trip.
Anyone who watched the "Good Omens" TV series might recognise this one.

Agnes Nutter's cottage by Antony Shepherd, on Flickr

But even outside the museum the village itself was like being in the past. Maybe it's something about that film that has an old-fashioned 70s feel?

On the way to the pub by Antony Shepherd, on Flickr

[02Pilot]

Really like that pinhole shot, Kevin.

[Kai-san]

The Kodak ProImage looks good, it's a pity that it's only 100 ISO. I often need faster films here up north and that leaves me with Portra, which I really like anyway. But it's quite pricey, especially the 800 ISO version.

Polaroid 600SE w/6x7 back / Mamiya Sekor 127mm f4.7 / Kodak Portra 400

[Sandeha Lynch]

Been preparing some images for a local exhibition this December. A left-right diptych, the first taken four years ago on a Hasselblad, and the second shot the other week with a 4x5 and a 135mm Tessar. Simple posterizing in PS.

'Free Form Flow' is the third pair in a series called Verses.

Not poetry verses, but referencing the obverse and reverse of a medal.


Verses 03 Left by Sandeha Lynch, on Flickr


Verses 03 Right by Sandeha Lynch, on Flickr

[leanne]

Loving that Hexham Abbey pinhole picture

[hookstrapped]

Loving that Hexham Abbey pinhole picture

Yup. A great photo in every way.

[Francois]

Yeah, it perfectly suits the age of the building.