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I found this thread a few months ago and the people and images got me back into B&W film and bathroom developing.You can say that again... Just discovered this thread and have really enjoyed the images posted. Haven't shot film in what seems like forever but may have to rethink that. There really is something special about a lot of these shots.
Thanks. The composition is a bit off, which is driving me slightly crazy, because otherwise I'd probably be quite proud of this one.The light and tones are incredible in this one!
Wow, that is great! :thumbs:
Nice shots -- gotta love the Ektar. I shot some 135 over the weekend.I'm working on a collection called "Reflecting on Decay", these 2 are from my first roll of Ektar 100
Matt, I like the whites in the second one, and the clouds are just about right in it, too. I say that, even though the whites are blown here and there (so what?). So, that's my vote.This is another one from the early 1970's. Nikkormat and Kodak Plus-X Pan. I've spent a lot of time processing (over-processing?) it different ways. These are the four(?) that i ended up with. The main differences are the way the blown highlights at the top and bottom are treated and in the structure/grain.
I'd appreciate some criticism. Cheer, Matt
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They're all good, but I especially love the atmosphere in these two. The aerial perspective of the last one is really something. I bet it looks really great in print.Matt, very subtle differences on my monitor and too difficult to compare while scrolling to say anything helpful.
Here are a few recent Hasselblad photos from Vietnam, TriX and HP5
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