Topic: Weekend of 16th September

[Jack Johnson]

Skorj...   awesome pic.

Absolutely. The gloss on the roadway combined with the distressed image is just to die for.

[Terry]

Messing around with the speed graphic, trying to get the ground glass in sync with the film plane and I finally feel happy with the results.  This is a test shot--basically set up to check focus at different distances--but by accident a woman sat down in the bleachers to watch a kids' soccer match out of frame to the right...

[Phil Bebbington]

Skorj. Stunning!

[jojonas~]

here's two shots taken with a disposable kodak, lens flipped and reloaded with kentmere 100 (developed in old tmax dev 1+19)

I quite like the effect of the flipped lens, even though it's hard to know exactly what I'd like to use it for. many shots came out with blurred center and sharp corners.

[Mojave]

I missed another weekend. GAH!!

Great stuff here all! Im really digging all the large, square, color landscapes. Wonderful!

Soap, really moving pix. Cant stop staring at them.

[Mojave]

And HS, awesome stuff! Really reminding me a lot of Nan Goldin's work.

[Miles]

Went to a local festival this summer (Lounge on the Farm) and blagged a Press Pass from my daughter who was there for Radio 1.  I have to admit to having to use digital mostly as the Radio 1 web site and Artrocker wanted pic that day.  However ... On the last night Echo & The Bunneymen played and I was allowed down the front with the big Digi Boys, huge bodies and lenses.  The sight on even my Mk1 5D with a tiny 1.8 50mm prime enraged them enough but when I pulled out the Trip they really started squinting at me.  It was loaded with Legacy Pro 400 and I'd flipped off of Auto to 2.8 to prevent getting the "red finger".  All available light and box processing in RO9.

Amazed anything came out at all 

[Patrick]

Here are a few from the Superheadz Black Slim Devil - I took these last march on konica pro 160 expired back in 2004 but I just got around to scanning them the other day

[hookstrapped]

Nice.  I had to google that camera, and see it's a remake of the Vivitar UW&S.  Love that camera.

[Francois]

when I pulled out the Trip they really started squinting at me. 

Once more, a fellow filmwaster survived "the look"

[astrobeck]

Patrick_ absolutely love that Gulf station shot in the snow!!!

Where is that?  I want to go there!

[This-is-damion]

nothing from me again... but just wanted to chime in with a comment on all the great stuff posted once again.

making this monday at work just fly by!

[admiral.asthma]

Patrick_ absolutely love that Gulf station shot in the snow!!!

Where is that?  I want to go there!

   
Ditto!

[Patrick]

Thanks guys! The gulf station is in a small town in Southern Vermont called Woodford. The store is called Tiff's Trading Post. Unfortunately I don't think anyone will be able to get there anytime soon due to huge portions of roads that were destroyed during hurricane Irene

[Paul Mitchell]

Phil - Have been admiring this on Flickr. Reminds me of all the happy hours I've spent in a anrevat!

Skorj - can't stop looking at it... marvelous!

calbisu - 2 wonderful studies, the first especially... I think it's the floating sneakers!

Patrick - great trio of images

Have finally gotten round to scanning some of my film from the last Ridgeway Ramble, here's a couple of pinholes to start with





Paul

[LT]

paul - I've just seen these over at Flickr - very nice. You get such a nice softness to your pinholes without them being overly mushy - (technical terms!)

[Paul Mitchell]

Thanks Leon, being such an admirer of your B&W work I really appreciate the comment

Paul

[Miles]

They are lovely Paul.

One of our new Pup Indiana loving the water 

Chinon CE-4 Legacy Pro 400 RO9