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[Pali K]

The images are beautiful Bryan! Particularly like the motion freeze in the 2nd dancing photo


Street Art by Pali K, on Flickr

Shot today while roaming around Bethesda, MD. Canon AE1 with Kodak Ultramax 400 scanned on Eversmart Pro scanner.

Pali

[Corran]

Thanks Pali! I noticed in your image the two red poles really add something to the composition. I likely would've automatically moved to avoid such an obstacle but that would have been the wrong choice. Nice colors.

Speaking of which, I was able to setup my color development stuff this evening in a small bathroom and get some of my backlog of films done. I am currently negotiating with a contractor on building out my darkroom just how I want it...it's been lame lately not having my regular facilities. I miss having the color option. Anyway here's a photo from a couple weeks ago at a farm - a bunch of nice little pumpkins for cooking. Leica M6, Nikkor 50mm f/1.4 2000, Provia 100F:

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[tuco]

... I am currently negotiating with a contractor on building out my darkroom just how I want it...it's been lame lately not having my regular facilities.

Sweet. Be sure to post some pictures of your darkroom when it's done.

[Scott Schroeder]

S7 PS

[Corran]

Sweet. Be sure to post some pictures of your darkroom when it's done.

Will do! It won't be anything super fancy but I am planning on modular work benches on wheels that I will be able to take with me if I move.

Here's one more color image, at a sunflower farm. Same specs as above but I stacked two exposures to get the shadow area up in the face of the flower:

[Alan9940]

Scott, don't remember anyone saying this, but you do darn nice work with a phone!

[Scott Schroeder]

Thanks! The S7 has a nice camera.
Here's some more trees.

[Scott Schroeder]

S7,PS

[tuco]

Thanks! The S7 has a nice camera.
Here's some more trees.

It certainly looks like you're having fun with that camera. The camera on my phone is terrible so I don't even want to use it.

[RSalles]

Months ago I acquired a scanner from a member here, it just have arrived last week. So, now I'm starting to scan those prints which I don't have any negatives to reprint or scan: working directly with the paper. That's funny, as we have had several conversations on the forum about how film & paper can last for ages, and now I'm trying to recover for permanence purposes a lot of analog material using digital tools.

Anyway, some shots from the '80ies of the last century when some members weren't born yet.

Paris - France - Gare de L'Est - 1982
Agfa Brovira & Selenium toned

Gare_de-L'est-82 by Renato Salles, no Flickr

Granite & moon
Print scan - Paris - France, 1984. Printed on Agfa Brovira photo paper & Selenium toned.

Lua_Granitica-resampl by Renato Salles, no Flickr

Print scan - Saint-Dennis - Paris - Fr - 1984. Printed on Agfa Brovira photo paper & Selenium toned.

Saint_Dennis-1 by Renato Salles, no Flickr

Cheers,

Renato