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In Kunama Cirque, NSW, Australia.

Speed Graphic, Symmar-S 135mm, orange filter, Agfapan APX 100 (exp 1997), HC-110 dilb 6.5mins at 22c
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Native (Aussie) raspberries at out national botanical garden. On expired...

Gabe, the birches is making me thinking hard about some E6 chemistry. E100 looking totally superb, and your shooting, too :)

Callam offices in Canberra.
Bronica S2A, Ilford Ortho, Rodinal 1+50.

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Callam offices burgertron by J P, on Flickr

It's 67 for sure.

A recent few from my favourite bit of concrete

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Cameron offices corner by J P, on Flickr
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I only have Fidelity elite and Toyo. For me, film position in the Fidelity is easier, always in the right spot, whereas the Toyo has more space to miss dead-centre. The toyo, with its slight texture...

Though new here myself, I am already repeatedly banging the drum for rails in backpacks. I've not once thought "I wish I had a folder".

This is a carry on sized backpack with my rail camera (the...

My first effort with my 90mm Fuji SW for its intended purpose today, had so much fun with movements.
I use a small spirit level, the size of a deck of playing cards I suppose, and I think I just...

Vaughn, I really like the complexity there, and that the view of the skyline is better defined in the reflection than in itself.

This one below made me want a longer lens... a bit too much dead...

Thank you!
I am definitely part of the most who wouldn't normally consider a shot like this, but am trying to stretch myself in that way. Next is using shallower depth of field.

Some trees again, most of them sideways.
I love these pile ups on the river banks around here.

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Piled right up on the Molonglo...

@Kmallick, thats very nice!

I'm practicing with smaller subjects at the moment.
This is 1sec at F32 on Ilford Ortho+. I like the amount of movement and texture in the water, especially the web...

Wonderful idea for a city park... I wish we had something similar here. Kids would love it.
Really nice images, too :)

Yep, looks quiet, still... and I like it.

Return to the really dead tree.

Super Fujica 6 w yellow filter, Ilford Delta 100, HC-110 Dil E.

This camera comes with me in my pocket on most bike rides and i'm loving it. This was the first...

A bunch of them

Fujinon SW 90mm, Ilford Ortho, Rodinal 1+50

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Army of oaks by J P, on Flickr

Checking the lens wide open on my new to me early 1950s Fujica folder. The portability of this camera, combined with great rangefinder and very good lens are exactly what I was looking for.

This...

FrancisR that is an arresting image! Portra 160 with come bold tones there. Great shot.

ran a test roll of proimage 100 through an old and unloved Voigtlander VITO CSR yesterday. The color-lantham lens really did a nice job with contrast, I thought. no battery, so metered with a little...

One of the top 50 tunnels in Canberra.

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GDE by night by J P, on Flickr

Double exposure this morning was of the two shots that I thought would be the keepers! I'll be back for them, but this isn't a total loss :)
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This one is mostly dead, but a spider has made it home

Horseman L45, Fujinon SW 90mm, Ektar

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Dead branch on Ainslie by J P, on...

New lens today, a Fujinon SW 90 riding on the Horseman L45, infront of a bit of Kodak Ektar.
Cropped rather heavily :)

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Wattle...

Super nice!

35mm and infrared. I have a new plan for exposure on the next roll, but this was salvagable.

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Climb dome by J P, on Flickr

First time with Acros. I like the contrast here.

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Carrot, pineapple and alfalfa sprouts by J P, on Flickr

I picked up a DSLR when it was attached to a lens that I wanted the other day. Been fun getting some instant feedback. This is from a 5d mkII with 24-105L lens.
I shot this and other stuff with my...

Thats a good question, Alan and I have to say I don't know the answer. The preview scan is certainly faster and sounds different, but the scan itself sounds the same as when i use the film holder...

Hey Rich, I'm a beginner myself with flatbed scanning (and the rest of this workflow) but thought I'd let you know that I turn everything off except the unsharp mask, which is set to medium.
For 4x5...

Our camelia is in full bloom at the moment. And I needed to test a very old, original press back that I picked up and made a darkslide for. Seems lightproof!
Mamiya Press 23, TriX
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Agreed.

I'm really not sure if this is Still Life or not. It certainly is "stuff on my kitchen table", though, so I include it here

This is TechPan with my horseman. Developed in Hc-110 1:79 for 5mins....

OM2n, 50 f1.8, Ektar.
This was before i started home developing, so not sure about dev and scan

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Your images inspired me to get back out with my DSLR last night, mate!
I won't go back to spending so many nights out, but I do hope to find some balance.

Thank you, mate! Astro was a whole lot of fun.

One of my most recent astro pics, noting that Corran is showing some nice stuff here!
I sort of stopped astro once I started with "terrestrial" photography, but I'm sure I'll get out amongst it...

An old train carriage

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LF train carriage 25 by J P, on Flickr

Here's a train wheel and surrounds on Portra 160.

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Absolutely sensational! Well done :)