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Bonjour Henri,   I still prefer black and white film (I use almost no colour). The advantages of digital don’t mean much to me. Seeing instant results is not so useful, since what comes out of a cam

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Grenoble street art.   [FP4]

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Overgrown & choked canal.  H503CX, 80mm Planar, FP4+, Ilfosol 3.

 

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Just for fun, a little back and forth.

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Phil's "byron bay" going Riley bonkers.

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vor 22 Stunden schrieb Ernest:

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"before" --- impossible to be thought without the "after".   Ominous words right now, but let's not forget the NOW ! I hope everybody is fine and enjoys the moment. And if it is only looking at the fantastic stuff that's on show in this forum. Thank you all. 

vor 18 Stunden schrieb EoinC:

The Kowa in her inherited hands...

A001 by Eoin Christie, on Flickr 
 

...and the F1New...

A003 by Eoin Christie, on Flickr 

Eoin, these Ektachromes are fantastic !   You must have had a wonderful time on the ship with the two beasts and the lady.. 😎

vor 12 Stunden schrieb stray cat:

kauai 1996

Ektachrome EPP

You have shown an incredible series of excellent stuff out of your archive lately, Phil. So good. 

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I was just about to call it a day... and now that. My blood pressure is up again.. and I think only a beer will prevent a severe tachycardia 😁. Thank your Rog for this amazing piece. 

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The thorn bush glowed in the early morning sun and I just couldn't  resist--but I was unable to find  an interesting angle. So I crawled inside, here the light was fine. It was an incredible experience to be surrounded by a zillion of humming bees. The SWC was unmoved... 

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SWC, Delta 100, DDX 

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M6, Apo 50 and Tmax 400; X-tol 1:1

 

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The thorn bush glowed in the early morning sun and I just couldn't  resist--but I was unable to find  an interesting angle. So I crawled inside, here the light was fine. It was an incredible experience to be surrounded by a zillion of humming bees. The SWC was unmoved... 

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It is so 3D---dark, dramatic, dynamite! Ka-boom good!

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...amongst the gum trees (SWC w/ Delta 100 & Tri-X)

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Arles 2019, at the banks of the river #1.

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Arles 2019, at the banks of the river #2.

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On 4/3/2020 at 8:19 PM, Sparkassenkunde said:

Okay, I should have put my camera into upright position - but somehow I like this picture for the anachronistic element of this automotive dinosaur in the city:

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M3 - Cron 50 DR - Agfa CT 100 Precisa

Only spotted this as it appeared in the Gallery.  Thanks for sharing it James.

A Series III 109" Station Wagon with a few extras.  The Safari Roof (extra skin on the roof) was often standard in non-UK markets.  The tie down/ lashing rings fitted above the front bumper were standard on the last 109" Stage One (which had a detuned Rover V8 engine).  This also has aftermarket free-wheeling hubs fitted (probably AVM).

Automotive dinosaur?  Not in my book.   Cared for,  these could last more than one family generation (and were better built than many of the much later models!).  Wish I could find another SIII at a sensible price, but I'll just have to "make-do" with my 1990 Defender 90. 

Apologies for the ramble - Land Rovers have been in the blood since I was a small child, though I didn't get my first one until I reached 17 years of age. :)

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Through the woods..

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Stumped.  H503CX, 80mm Planar, FP4+, Ilfosol 3.

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The thorn bush glowed in the early morning sun and I just couldn't  resist--but I was unable to find  an interesting angle. So I crawled inside, here the light was fine. It was an incredible experience to be surrounded by a zillion of humming bees. The SWC was unmoved... 

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That's gorgeous, Klaus!

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vor 41 Minuten schrieb nefarious:

That's gorgeous, Klaus!

Thank you,  Nefarious ! 

vor 12 Stunden schrieb Ernest:

It is so 3D---dark, dramatic, dynamite! Ka-boom good!

Thank you Rog, I really appreciate your opinion. Actually this frame was one of two from a roll of 12 that came out as hoped for..I did this wide open, went  close  and guessed the distance. The other frames I stopped down, got the famous SWC DOF--but they don't work, it´s just chaos. Which at times I like too, but here its just a mess. 

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M6, Apo 50 and Tmax 400; X-tol 1:1

 

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Marc, I like the picture and the  casual attitude..the picture bears all the hallmarks of your consistently good portraits: framing, attitude of the model, the narrow dof ... 

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The thorn bush glowed in the early morning sun and I just couldn't  resist--but I was unable to find  an interesting angle. So I crawled inside, here the light was fine. It was an incredible experience to be surrounded by a zillion of humming bees. The SWC was unmoved... 

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SWC, Delta 100, DDX 

Fabulous tonality from the Delta 100, the image almost leaps off the page.

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