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Mornings at Bronte Beach , Porta 400 & 28mm M-Rokkor 

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More Bronte Beach , Portra 400 & 28:2.8 M-Rokkor 

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21 hours ago, petermullett said:

My remark wasn't really flippant, it came from from real experience.......I used to have a home high up in the Beacons, ( up from Llangynidr ), through the 70's.......And there were times when it wasn't raining for sure, but a few of those times were when the rain clouds were in the valley below the house and we were above the weather!..........It's a lovely part of the world to live in, I still miss it.........

Here's a "family shot" from that time in the Beacons, and yes, as you see it was raining!

Had to be TriX, a "Christmas Card" self timer photo' probably shot on one of my Nikon F2's or one of the Leica M2's that I owned / used back then..... 

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Oh wow, lovely photo. 

Well this was close to Hay-on-Wye on our way to Hay Bluff.

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Love this mate who's is the Vespa?  or is it Lambretta 

 

Thank you!! I'm actually not sure, it was a very lucky encounter. I happened to fill up and as I was leaving this dude probs in his mid 50s pulled in. I quickly asked him for a snap before heading off!

 

Love your photos of Bronte Beach, very ethereal the way the light hits. Beautiful

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Thank you!! I'm actually not sure, it was a very lucky encounter. I happened to fill up and as I was leaving this dude probs in his mid 50s pulled in. I quickly asked him for a snap before heading off!

 

Love your photos of Bronte Beach, very ethereal the way the light hits. Beautiful

Good timing.  Love the way the colours in the petrol station tie in. 
 

Thanks very much.  Bronte is a great little pocket of light in the morning. Not sure if you are familiar with the area but it’s 2 beaches along from Bondi beach.   The morning light is always very good at Bronte for some reason 

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I took this last Sunday on my M2 with 28 Summicron. I've had a roll of Cinestill 800T in that camera for months, and wanted to finish it. It's a film that works OK-ish  in daylight, but it's very grainy, with weird colour shifts. Had to correct a heavy orange cast on the original scan.

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I took this last Sunday on my M2 with 28 Summicron. I've had a roll of Cinestill 800T in that camera for months, and wanted to finish it. It's a film that works OK-ish  in daylight, but it's very grainy, with weird colour shifts. Had to correct a heavy orange cast on the original scan.

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Love that. Huge statue ! More Glasgow ? 

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Had to correct a heavy orange cast on the original scan

And it turns out that this is perfectly doable. It’s a great scan, it’s a sharp image and I like the grain. Good to see because I have this film in my recently acquired R7, thanks. I don’t know what you saw in reality but I like these colors, they are not freaky, which can happen today with brands as Lomography. 

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And it turns out that this is perfectly doable. It’s a great scan, it’s a sharp image and I like the grain. Good to see because I have this film in my recently acquired R7, thanks. I don’t know what you saw in reality but I like these colors, they are not freaky, which can happen today with brands as Lomography. 

Thank you. I've shot 800T in daylight before, and found it to be a surprisingly flexible film, as long as you're prepared to dial out the strong red/orange cast. Obviously, not something you want to do too much, because it's an eye-wateringly expensive film!

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nice photography exhibition on at Bondi at the moment.

M6 TTL & 35:2 v4 on Cinestill 50D 

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Leica M-A - 40 Summicron  -  Kodak Color 200

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Leica M-A - 40 Summicron  -  Kodak Color 200

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Leica MP w/50mm Summicron DR on Ilford HP5+ dev in HC110B for 5 min at 20 c and scanned with Plustek 8200

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 I was reluctant to go digital but happy I got the M10M. Lightroom was a mystery to me being a technophobe but then I found real value in it because it saved some hard to print negatives. Here’s one I shot in haste resulting in 2 stops underexposure due to back lighting an embarrassing novice error now saved by Lightroom. I am sure this can be improved but my Lr skill level is low.

Leica M7 35mm Summicron V3 TMY

Somewhere off the Mekong River far from Phnom Penh

 

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Acros 100 - Leica M-A - 35 Summilux pre asph v2

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Leica M-A - 35 Summilux pre asph v2 - Ektachrome 100

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Leica M7, Voigtländer Color-Skopar 21mm/4 VM, Fuji Neopan 1600@400, D-76, Nikon 9000

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