I would rather see the photographs.Originally Posted by jp
Last weekend we got buried in snow. I spent plenty of time in the woods with my Rolleiflex. Would anyone watch a 30 minute youtube video of me wandering in the snowy woods burning through a roll of film? Is that too long?
img858 by Jason Philbrook, on Flickr
Nothing beats a great piece of glass!
I leave the digital work for the urologists and proctologists.
Minolta Autocord, T-MAX 400 at 1600, flash
jp, really nice tones on that one.
Bipin, shades of Weegee there. Definitely doesn't look like 2016, very cool.
Today I was out in the country and found a beautiful new place to explore, a wilderness preserve that's not even on the map. I did some searching and it's pretty much unknown, and has clearly been kept well hidden - there was just a multitude of ducks, egrets, and herons at this place, numbering in the hundreds. It sounded like helicopters when they all got startled.
I couldn't go far as the place is so overgrown I need a machete to get through the brush. Going to borrow one from a friend and explore further when I can. Here's one shot from the preserve I shot.
Pentax 67ii, 55mm f/4 + CPOL, Fuji Acros, Rodinal 1:50:
There was also an abandoned house nearby that I could get into. This was with the 35mm fisheye:
The twin steam engine at the old leather factory.
W010-004.jpg by -HoodedOne-
RealitySoSubtle 6x17 pinhole
Ilford HP5+
Thank you Martin.
Mamiya 645, Zeiss 80/2.8 (via Hasselblad adapter), Tri-X, 1+25 Rodinal. Scan from darkroom print.
I like this a lot Jason.Last weekend we got buried in snow. I spent plenty of time in the woods with my Rolleiflex. Would anyone watch a 30 minute youtube video of me wandering in the snowy woods burning through a roll of film? Is that too long?
img858 by Jason Philbrook, on Flickr
This has a wonderful feeling of presence and delicacy.Last weekend we got buried in snow. I spent plenty of time in the woods with my Rolleiflex.
A few from a quick stroll in Baltimore. Shot on Mamiya RB67 ProS 90MM on TMAX 400
Very nice! How did you develop the film? It has a great range here.The twin steam engine at the old leather factory.
RealitySoSubtle 6x17 pinhole
Ilford HP5+
Didn't develop it myself.
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