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Leica MP, 28mm Summicron, Adox CMS20 II 35mm, Adotech IV developer. Please click on image for a better resolution version.

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This is utterly gorgeous. Thank you.

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Pan F in Diafine again. The back deck of the new house that one day, gods willing, we shall move to!

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In the shadow of Ceapabhal.  Scarastaveg, Isle of Harris.

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Leica MP, 28mm Summicron, Adox CMS20 II 35mm, Adotech IV developer. Please click on image for a better resolution version.

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Excellent!  I like CMS20 too when I get it right!

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What an engaging scenario, the  headless cartoon figures with a bench behind for the little ones in a photo opportunity. The presence of absence at the roadside stop, the history of this little strip of land, all the mugging for the camera, souvenirs of the moment for the scrapbook, and that oversized West End Draught Beer courtesy of the Kulgera Pub nearby. Cheers, Phil!

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Pan F in Diafine again. The back deck of the new house that one day, gods willing, we shall move to!

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What a beautiful photo! And, IIRC, you have the greatest stock of Diafine in the world. The rest of us are waiting and waiting, hoping it will eventually be in stock.

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I like the crows in the background. Too bad they were not vultures. Nice shot.

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What an engaging scenario, the  headless cartoon figures with a bench behind for the little ones in a photo opportunity. The presence of absence at the roadside stop, the history of this little strip of land, all the mugging for the camera, souvenirs of the moment for the scrapbook, and that oversized West End Draught Beer courtesy of the Kulgera Pub nearby. Cheers, Phil!

Thank you so much Wayne and Rog, and to all those who gave my little photo a wink and a nudge. Sad to say, Wayne, that Australia is one of just two continents (Antarctica being the other of course) where vultures don't exist, so we're stuck with crows (although they might equally be Australian ravens, who knows?).

BTW Rog, that's not an oversized can, just a standard size. It's pretty thirsty country out there.

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Here's another slice of Australiana. I suspect I might have been using a polarizing filter back in those days. Having said that, it's a very big , very blue sky out there:

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the middle of nowhere (figuratively and literally) 2002

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M3, summicron 50 collapsible, trix(dd-x) scan of a darkroom print on mgfb warmtone  (top), scan of negative (bottom)

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Thank you for posting the one to one comparison. The first I can remember seeing here. My best darkroom prints from 40+ years ago are the standard for my current scanned/inkjet prints. 

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What a beautiful photo! And, IIRC, you have the greatest stock of Diafine in the world. The rest of us are waiting and waiting, hoping it will eventually be in stock.

Thank you! There are relatively simple two bath developers around. This one looks tempting, as it uses easily available chemicals, which can be found at The Photographers Formulary.

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Great photo! And a fascinating comparison. The scan of the negative seems a bit sharper, the scan of the print a bit more pleasing. Of course, the tones are different and are adjustable, but the highlights on her face in the scanned print just seem to capture some inner light.

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Thank you for posting the one to one comparison. The first I can remember seeing here. My best darkroom prints from 40+ years ago are the standard for my current scanned/inkjet prints. 

Thanks a lot 😊 

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The craft fair. 
 

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Fujfilm GF670W | Kodak Ektar 100 modified via Affinity Photo to Portra 400

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The photographer, 2. Analog all in. Hasselblad, Tri-X. Dusty oldies, 1983.

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Here's another slice of Australiana. I suspect I might have been using a polarizing filter back in those days. Having said that, it's a very big , very blue sky out there:

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Pondweed and pine, Pan F in Diafine:

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