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MP; 3,8/24; Orange, Delta 100; Rodinal

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Am 9.6.2020 um 15:39 schrieb philipus:

A little break from the nightscapes with some b&w. I needed to finish a roll in my M4 and went into the garden for willing subjects. This is with always excellent Ilford XP2 which I developed in HC110 dilution H. This would have been at about box speed or thereabouts.

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Very elegant outlines and nice framing. Did you use a filter or is the dark rendering of the leaves an XP2 property ? 

Am 9.6.2020 um 10:45 schrieb gbealnz:

No Steve, sorry, the glowing shot is with the 90 year old Elmar. I knew it had slight "coating damage" to the front element, if it's possible to have that on a non-coated lens. But after a few shots like this I removed the (fixed) lens and the rear element is a mess. Weird though, how it became a mess is unclear. I'd dearly love to rectify it, if possible, as the old girl has a heap if sentimental. 

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Am 9.6.2020 um 10:15 schrieb AntonioF:

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Am 9.6.2020 um 15:49 schrieb frame-it:

iiif + canon 50mm LTM + Kodacolor 200

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I can relate to the fascination of the visual overload---here amplified by the ( for me ) enigmatic billboards..... 

Am 9.6.2020 um 20:20 schrieb Sharif:

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Fuji GF670 W, 6x6, Kodak Trix 400 in Rodinal, 1+50, 15 Minutes, Scan with Epson Perfection 750 and Silverfast

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Very nice Sharif, and nice  to see that I'm not the only one who's fascinated with  industrial areas.  I'm not quite clear how that can be-because deep in my heart I'm more for symmetry and nature.... 

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Stunning landscape and an almost perilous perspective, Jörg. What a view.

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Thanks. I didn't use a filter. The frame is probably a little bit underexposed as I guesstimated the shutter speed. 

6 hours ago, Kl@usW. said:

Very elegant outlines and nice framing. Did you use a filter or is the dark rendering of the leaves an XP2 property ?  

I'm liking this Lomo film more and more. Very cool palette.

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Excellent flower photo. 

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MP VM75/1.5 Tmax100 in (old) ID11..

 

 

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Some more floral friends, same roll as before.

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Hello,

here some old picture from the Berlin S-Bahn. In the 1980ties I took a lot photos of the S-Bahn. I found it fascinating because during the cold war Berlin was departed in east and west and the S-Bahn was run from the east, even in West-Berlin until 1984 (this was hand over to the western BVG a few years before the end of the GDR). The GDR uses only the oldest trains for duty in West-Berlin. So all the trains there are from the 1920ties and 1930ties and looked like half a century before. This was also a time travel. A lot of lines where closed and even in the train-stations time seemed to stand still. The S-Bahn is also my first memorization when I was a child. 

Maybe I will post some more of my S-Bahn pictures from time to time. Will take some time to scan them all. 

Hope you enjoy it;-)

Trains waiting out of duty at Berlin-Gesundbrunnen 1986

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Yesterday I took the Holga on a long bike ride on the Illinois prairie. First time in a long while shooting with it. Such a pleasure. HP5+, HC-110h.

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Hello,

here some old picture from the Berlin S-Bahn. In the 1980ties I took a lot photos of the S-Bahn. I found it fascinating because during the cold war Berlin was departed in east and west and the S-Bahn was run from the east, even in West-Berlin until 1984 (this was hand over to the western BVG a few years before the end of the GDR). The GDR uses only the oldest trains for duty in West-Berlin. So all the trains there are from the 1920ties and 1930ties and looked like half a century before. This was also a time travel. A lot of lines where closed and even in the train-stations time seemed to stand still. The S-Bahn is also my first memorization when I was a child. 

Maybe I will post some more of my S-Bahn pictures from time to time. Will take some time to scan them all. 

Hope you enjoy it;-)

Trains waiting out of duty at Berlin-Gesundbrunnen 1986

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A symbol of Berlin - the S-Bahn - the charismatic red and yellow trains rattling  overhead or racing around the city. Lovely memories, great photographs.

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