Rolleiflex /rolleinar 1. On Kodak TMY-2 (pyrocat HD). Printed on Fortezo #3 processed in Formulary 130
That's delicious - you never know what someone is going to "see" in a picture!Originally Posted by jp
Thank you Ron!
Here is another from the roll as I pick back up on the scans again
Hasselblad XPan | 45mm F4 | Ektar 100
JOBO CPP2 | Tetenal C41
Eversmart Supreme Scanner
Just had a roll processed that was shot a few winters ago.
Canon P, Canon 50mm f/1.8 LTM (older all chrome version), Portra 400
Rocky Mountain National Park last week
[img]Marsh Grasses RMNP A7309768 by David Lobato, on Flickr[/img]
I've been on the road for the last two weeks shooting graduation ceremonies. Usually I don't bring anything but my work cameras but this year I stuffed the Widelux F7 in my bag and some Kodak 5222 to shoot here and there. I get to shoot in a number of different venues, from coliseums to concert halls to auditoriums to gymnasiums. Finally have a break for a couple days so developed my film. Here's a few photographs I made at UGA:
Not funny!
20 years ago I did my MFA Thesis project on Student Loans.
FTW
Graduation Day - a.k.a. the start of your 6-month grace period
Emory University Campus - Atlanta, GA
Widelux F7, XX, HC-110 dil H
Tin Can
I did video interviews outside the main MFA Gallery. I gave them 3 minutes to tell, 'How are you going to pay off your student loans?'
100's of interviews over 3 weekends, the duration of the exhibit.
I learned a lot doing it. Several influential professors earned Doctorates in England completely free.
Most fantasized about how they would pay for it.
and look at us now...
You were ahead of the times.
Tin Can
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