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Chamonix 8x10 Trix320 f45 1/30............shame about the trig going across her face

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Chamonix 8x10 Trix320 f45 1/30............shame about the trig going across her face

 

Also glad see you back ... the trig doesn't borrow me ....

Nice grain and nice lady  ... you scan yourself Neil and you post process after ? 

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Henry

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[ I like this one Jean-Marc, it made me think of all those zombie walks that are so popular, though this would be more the cartoon variety. ]

 

Thanks Philip !

 

 

Some raw power !

 

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Nature by JM__, on Flickr

 

Sensia 100 BW conversion - Ricoh GR21

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CHANDIGARH

 

"Let this be a new town, symbolic of the freedom of India unfettered by the traditions of the past...an expression of the nation's faith in the future," famously said Jawaharlal Nehru, the first prime minister of independent India. 

 

When India was partitioned, the state of Punjab was cleaved with its then capital Lahore falling into the territory of the newly-formed country, Pakistan. The state of Punjab which remained with India needed a new capital and the idea of Chandigarh was born. India won independence 70 years ago, so Chandigarh is a relatively new city. It lies 240 km north of New Delhi, near the foothills of the Himalayas.

 

Charles-Édouard Jeanneret, a Swiss-French architect (better known as Le Corbusier) was awarded the job of designing its plan and over see its execution. It's a somewhat special city by contrast to the way most other cities grow unplanned in India.

 

I was there for 8 days in early May 2016. Daytime temperatures typically hang around 39- 44 ºC and the intensity of the light is blinding. I shot a number of photos in that merciless sun; many are over exposed but fortunately not all. I share some here.

 

At the Government College of Art

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At the museum

 

Auditorium at the museum complex

 

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Also glad see you back ... the trig doesn't borrow me ....

Nice grain and nice lady  ... you scan yourself Neil and you post process after ? 

Thanks for posting

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Henry

 

Yes I scanned myself Henry and adjusted the B&W in ACR.....thats it

I have 4 more drying, two look okay the other two look not sharp as we were in quite a dark location............I will post tomorrow after they are dry and scanned

Neil

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Once again I ran out of "Likes" for the day, so I can't show my appreciation for the last entries here. As always a nice mixture with some outstanding images. I am scanning a slide film at the moment and will probably add some color shots, mostly from Berlin. As a starter a simple but IMHO cool shot with a clear blue sky:

 

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Minilux - Agfa CT 100 Precisa

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Once again I ran out of "Likes" for the day, so I can't show my appreciation for the last entries here. As always a nice mixture with some outstanding images. I am scanning a slide film at the moment and will probably add some color shots, mostly from Berlin. As a starter a simple but IMHO cool shot with a clear blue sky:

 

attachicon.gifBild-1-55.jpg

 

Minilux - Agfa CT 100 Precisa

 

Wow James for red and blue

Thank you

Henry

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Thanks a lot Stray Cat, I do have a mission now and will be doing my best... 

 

Here an unrelated and much more recent photo with TriX - Leica M3 - 50 lux v3 , in Buenos Aires, Argentina :

 

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La Recoleta by JM__, on Flickr

 

Cheers, Jean-Marc.

I think the thing I like most about your photography is the fact that I never wonder what camera, film, lens is used. I mean, they, the tools, are interesting aspects of all the photos on this forum, but with your shots, they seem of no real consequence.......Compared to the subject matter.

 

Best,

 

Wayne

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Yes I scanned myself Henry and adjusted the B&W in ACR.....thats it

I have 4 more drying, two look okay the other two look not sharp as we were in quite a dark location............I will post tomorrow after they are dry and scanned

Neil

 

Thanks Neil for your reply. I ask you because may be the post processing (PP) gives

hypersharp aspect like in digital.

Can you try without post process ?  perhaps edges and lines of the body will be less sharp.

I think in print and with your enlarger , you obtain a greater result than scan with PP

Best

Henry

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CHANDIGARH

 

"Let this be a new town, symbolic of the freedom of India unfettered by the traditions of the past...an expression of the nation's faith in the future," famously said Jawaharlal Nehru, the first prime minister of independent India. 

 

When India was partitioned, the state of Punjab was cleaved with its then capital Lahore falling into the territory of the newly-formed country, Pakistan. The state of Punjab which remained with India needed a new capital and the idea of Chandigarh was born. India won independence 70 years ago, so Chandigarh is a relatively new city. It lies 240 km north of New Delhi, near the foothills of the Himalayas.

 

Charles-Édouard Jeanneret, a Swiss-French architect (better known as Le Corbusier) was awarded the job of designing its plan and over see its execution. It's a somewhat special city by contrast to the way most other cities grow unplanned in India.

 

I was there for 8 days in early May 2016. Daytime temperatures typically hang around 39- 44 ºC and the intensity of the light is blinding. I shot a number of photos in that merciless sun; many are over exposed but fortunately not all. I share some here.

 

At the Government College of Art

attachicon.gifChandigarh 01.jpg

 

At the museum

attachicon.gifChandigarh 02.jpg

 

Auditorium at the museum complex

attachicon.gifChandigarh 03.jpg

I love them all, but the first makes me stop and think. It is such a unique monument/sculpting; but yet, it strikes me, as something that has been discarded, like an old couch someone has placed at the curb. It makes me wonder if that is part of the intention in the placement. Brilliant capture. I could hang it in my house.

 

Best regards,

 

Wayne

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