I'm ashamed to say it has been nearly a year since I developed a film—especially when it used to be one every day! But I was finally discharged from hospital two days ago after a long saga involving three donors and an eventual bone marrow transplant. Feeling rather dazed and shell-shocked, as well as bereft of hair!
F6, 85/1.4, SB600, XP2 @200, Diafine in motorised Rondinax, Nikon 9000 scan.
Good to see you back, Chris. Hope all's well. I see hair on your Flickr account :>).Originally Posted by chrism
I'm ashamed to say it has been nearly a year since I developed a film—especially when it used to be one every day! But I was finally discharged from hospital two days ago after a long saga involving three donors and an eventual bone marrow transplant. Feeling rather dazed and shell-shocked, as well as bereft of hair!
F6, 85/1.4, SB600, XP2 @200, Diafine in motorised Rondinax, Nikon 9000 scan.
Do stay well.
Les
Nothing to be ashamed of. Glad to hear you are doing well, if a bit dazed and shocked, and back to the photography routine.
Welcome back!
Philip Ulanowsky
Sine scientia ars nihil est. (Without science/knowledge, art is nothing.)
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Great news, Chris; been wondering how you're going. Good luck for your recovery.
You look great with clear bright eyes
Good to see you, again!
I'm ashamed to say it has been nearly a year since I developed a film—especially when it used to be one every day! But I was finally discharged from hospital two days ago after a long saga involving three donors and an eventual bone marrow transplant. Feeling rather dazed and shell-shocked, as well as bereft of hair!
F6, 85/1.4, SB600, XP2 @200, Diafine in motorised Rondinax, Nikon 9000 scan.
Tin Can
If you can stand another:
I'm surprised to see such lack of grain as I always felt Diafine didn't like over-agitation. It seems to love the motorized Rondinax though.
Chrism, welcome back! Here's to your health!
“You often feel tired, not because you've done too much, but because you've done too little of what sparks a light in you.”
― Alexander Den Heijer, Nothing You Don't Already Know
Yes, welcome back chrism.
I can't pass up taking a picture of a phone booth when I see one.
Edit: Maybe John could explain how Whidbey's phone system works. There was a dial tone but no place to deposit your money. It's by Simmons Garage in Clinton.
Telecommunication by tuco, on Flickr
M9, Voigtländer Nokton 50mm
Last edited by tuco; 11-Apr-2021 at 12:39.
Thanks for the compliments - I am happy with it - shot with my fairly new Fuji X100v - after seeing the similar image my girlfriend shot with her phone
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