Some photos from a cross-country meet that had some of my former high schools students trying their best to medal. One of them finished second in the pack, so good for him. The ladies from Ponaganset H.S. were not camera-shy, really a great bunch of kids...
Shot with my Canon New F1-n (the last one in the series), running an FDn 28-85mm f4 up front, on Tri-X 400, souped in LC-110.
A month or two ago I loaded a roll of Fomapan into my Vredeborch Felica (1950s 6x6 camera with two shutter speeds and two apertures) and forgot about it. I decided to shoot it this morning but couldn't remember if I'd put Fomapan 100 or 400 in there. Since I always shoot Fomapan 400 at 200 and I've seen some nice examples of Fomapan 100 pushed to 200, I shot it at 200. It turned out to be Fomapan 100 so I pushed it in development. Nice moody look, although I'd err on giving it more exposure next time. The second and third shots are double exposures.
After ruining a roll by winding in the wrong direction, I discovered the Realiity So Subtle has a directional arrow for the advance knob. I'm new to pinhole photography and it's kind of a spend while you learn program. Even overcast days, you need to be aware of the position of the sun and even a puff of wind can cause motion blur.
madNbad wrote:
After ruining a roll by winding in the wrong direction, I discovered the Realiity So Subtle has a directional arrow for the advance knob. I'm new to pinhole photography and it's kind of a spend while you learn program. Even overcast days, you need to be aware of the position of the sun and even a puff of wind can cause motion blur.