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and these are of a very nice 82yr old woman telling me her life story after the puerto rican parade ended, lovely sweet woman ... 50mm summilux and portra 400 --

 

 

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Some more train photos from me:

 

Mamiya/Sekor DTL 500, Mamiya/Sekor 50mm, Kodak T-Max 100

 

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It is high time for a thistle.

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M3, 50 Summicron DR, Ektar 100

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Developing 120 film the first roll is flat after developing. The second roll is arched like a hump back. Any reason why ??

This morning I just developed another 2 rolls of 120 and 2 sheets of 8x10. The two 120 rolls were a nightmare to get on the reels (yesterday was a piece of piss). Anyway seeing as I was up Jim this morning I had my Apple Watch on. Low and behold when I got the first roll open the frigging watch told me to breath...... frigging breath......... WTFIWT. Of course I'm breathing I'm loading film you twat..... hence I guess that roll is screwed.

There hanging out to dry and will hopefully have some pictures to show later today....... fogged or not

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And another.

 

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M3, 50 Summicron DR, Ektar.

 

It is like Robert Burns says:

 

"The thistle canna vanish quite.
Inside a licht its shape maun glint,
A spirit wi a skeleton int."

 

The do seem to hold light within.

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Developing 120 film the first roll is flat after developing. The second roll is arched like a hump back. Any reason why ??

This morning I just developed another 2 rolls of 120 and 2 sheets of 8x10. The two 120 rolls were a nightmare to get on the reels (yesterday was a piece of piss). Anyway seeing as I was up Jim this morning I had my Apple Watch on. Low and behold when I got the first roll open the frigging watch told me to breath...... frigging breath......... WTFIWT. Of course I'm breathing I'm loading film you twat..... hence I guess that roll is screwed.

There hanging out to dry and will hopefully have some pictures to show later today....... fogged or not

Neil

My experience with 120 film is that, once dry, it is usually pretty flat; it does go through some pretty severe contortions while drying.  Once dry, some curvature, side to side, but not much. An exception to this was Lomography 120 film, which arched pretty drastically. So bad that it was almost impossible to load in to holders for scanning.

 

With my first roll of hand-developed 120 film I made the mistake of attaching a clip to the bottom of the strip while it dried...You know, the way you do with 35mm strips that are drying. Big mistake: to my horror, when went to check how the drying was going, the strip of film had stretched to the point that it was not that much wider than 35mm film. Miraculously, once I took the bottom clip off, it ended up being normal dimensions when the drying process was complete.

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Pink Poppies - Portra 400 - Elmarit M 90

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Pink Poppies - Portra 400 - Elmarit M 90

love the soft colors kind of like pastel colors

 

 

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The nitrogen rich fertiliser that dominates modern agriculture means that most field margins and verges are choked with Cow Parsley by early May. It can be quite a sight with it's frothy whiteness softening the landscape but it also means that other more botanically interesting plants no longer get a look in. Portra 400 and 28 Summaron-M.

 

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Great green Ian . Nice white spots flowers.

 

I know what you mean modification of the vegetation with the chemicals products that the farmers

deposit in the cultures and the nature, the water of the water table that we drink is affected, for the

children it is not good and also for us risk of illness like the Parkinson disease.

It is the productivist economy. The same thing at Wayne in US ! 

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Henry

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Pink Poppies - Portra 400 - Elmarit M 90

 

Very nice framing and color , soft and pleasant to watch :)

I like the "soft" edge and lines of the flower , not hypersharp

like in digital,  , unsightly and contrary to what is seen in the nature

You already know I love poppies.

Thank you SS for posting. :)

Have you more ?

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Henry

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One to get us going

Across 100

6x6

Developed in Ilfordtec LC29

Cameron Highlands Tea Plantation

 

Neil , it's splendid ! :) very pleasant to watch the image.

The different plans in background a little blur give a plus to the photo !

Very nice picture !

 

About your film , I put stainless steel clips (2 ?) to pull the flm down when drying, but it depends on the film brands

With the Kodak TX the film is thinner than the TMAX . The dev. temperature is between 20-22°C Neil ?

My experience is for 135 film ! may be Chris or others can reply you for 6x6 or 120 film format.

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Henry

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