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[chrism]

Back to the beach last night, but I wasn't brave enough to risk messing it up again with an experimental process. This Pan F was developed the standard way, in HC-110. F6, 28-300 (I thought a questionable lens might give me more flare), X1 scans:


Sunset 1 by chrism229, on Flickr

Chris

[Old_Dick]

Keep them coming Chris.

[chrism]

I'll do my best! Having got the motorised Rondinax running again, I decided to put some Pan F through it.

F6, 85mm/f1.4D, Pan F @25, HC-110, X1 scan:

Lillies by chrism229, on Flickr

[Scott Schroeder]

S8 PS

[Pawlowski6132]

Neato Bryan! Put some non-glare glass over it too keep the dust away!


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A few days ago I picked up the old pentax I converted to IR. It is strange and unpredictable with no image review and a manual lens =)
But I like what happened here:

Marionette _ Last Thursday Alberta by Nicholas Travers, on Flickr

Comments and critique always welcome.

Could you put into words what you like about this image?

[stawastawa]

Could you put into words what you like about this image?

Sure!
I enjoy the brightness, which seems accentuated by the enforced by the texture of the pavement and the high key bokeh.
I enjoy the mirrored gestures of the marionette and the Girl. I enjoy the ambiguity of scale between the two.
I enjoy the light on the strings of the marionette to help define and explain the object.

I think I might crop out some of the bottom.

[Ken Lee]

Ken; Keep it up!

OK - Here's another one

[chrism]

F6, 28/2.8, TMax 100, HC-110, X1 scan:


Dozing by chrism229, on Flickr


Rake by chrism229, on Flickr

C.

[chrism]

More TMax/HC-110/motorised Rondinax - I wonder if the continuous agitation is helping provide the lively contrast?


Roadside by chrism229, on Flickr

[Corran]

Still looking through recent negatives to print. I found some photos from Washington DC that I wanted to print, specifically from the Air & Space Museum. This place is my favorite thing in DC.

I've run out of most of my paper but I have a couple boxes of 16x20 paper left so I cut a bunch in half to 10x16, perfect for 35mm prints to about 9.5 x 14.

Nikon F4, 14-24mm f/2.8, T-Max 100 dev'd in FX-39, printed on Ilford MGIV dev'd in Dektol, scan of print: