Aberystwyth 2010
Tuesday, 28 September 2010
Tuesday, 14 September 2010
Saturday, 8 May 2010
Old black and white.
First time using black and white 4x5 film.
Wool on a barbed wire fence. Long exposure at night.
Wista 45
90mm lens f5.6
10 minutes
Ilford Delta 100
Friday, 7 May 2010
Final images
Tuesday, 4 May 2010
Thursday, 15 April 2010
Friday, 19 March 2010
First roll of slide/positive film
Mamiya 6MF 75mm f/3.5 lens
f/11
Fuji Provia 100F
Aberystwyth and a barn and marsh along Solway Firth (ish)
Thursday, 18 March 2010
By the coast pt. 2
This should my final post for a few days as I don't have any other work that is really edited. I am however expecting another roll of film to be returned this week.
All apart from the final image are taken on:
Bronica ETRSi with a 75mm lens
F/16 or F/22
Fuji Pro160S
Final image:
Mamiya 6MF rangefinder with a 75mm F/3.5 lens
F/22
Fuji Pro160S
Somewhere between Port Carlisle and Anthorn.
Bronica ETRSi 75mm Zenza (something)
F/16 or F/22
Fuji Pro160S
I have a feeling people will eventually get bored of looking at 'seascape' photographs, I don't think I'll tire of taking them though. I think I need to work a bit harder on my compositions, so that all of the horizons are at the same height (maybe?).
I also need to try to find a setting when scanning the negatives so that I can get similar results (in the colours).
Easter '09
Bronica ETRSi with 50mm Pe lens(?)
I imagine something like f/2.8 or f/3.5
Fuji Pro160S
Taken some time around last easter when I got lost on what turned out to be a 10 mile round trip.
Since taking this I have made a habbit of getting lost when I go walking, though I have now realised that I take these photographs as some sort of reminder, or marker to remind me for the next time I visit.
Black and White (large format failure)
Wista 45 90(ish?)mm lens
f/11
Ilford Delta 100
My 2nd real attempt at photographing during the day using black and white large format film. This was just a test shot to remind myself how to use the combi-plan large format developing tank.
I asked for some advice from the technician who said that I agitate the film too much and that I was going to be using too much chemistry.
(I think I have proven that I shouldn't have listened to him, and that I should have found the instructions on the internet beforehand)
Atleast I know for next time. I am currently trying to make this 'tide mark' a little less noticable using a gradient tool in lightroom that one of my friends told me about.
Black and white
All taken with a Mamiya 6MF with 75mm f/3.5 lens
Mostly using f/16
Mostly using f/16
Ilford Hp5
My first real attempt at taking black and white photos in a while.
I was looking at debris left behind by the floods (that hit the local area at the end of last year) particuarly at different shapes and textures.
Monday, 8 March 2010
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