I think that If I could get nothing but Acros 100 and either Rodinal or PMK Pyro, I'd have very little to complain about. Fuji GW690III 6X9 shots of a deserted Mobil service station.
dogwoods at the cemetery from last sunday.
ae-1, 50/1.8, fuji200, kitchen sink develop with tetanol, Kodak pakon f135+ scan, slight LR5 adjustments (white/black point adjust, sharpen).
Gibson F5 LL Mandolin. This is worth a boatload of money now, but not so much when I took this back in the mid eighties. Still a beautiful instrument and pretty much the pinnacle of achievement for this instrument. Listen to Bill Monroe for the famous throaty sound of this rare instrument.
This is an image I shot for an anti offshore oil drilling poster for the Sierra Club back in the late nineties. All hand held in rocking and rolling 35 ft motor boat out of Santa Barbara. Probably Velvia, but maybe Ektachrome. Does it really matter.
@Simon Kennedy -- Still learning how this forum works, so I hope this is directed toward you. I like the shot of the woman occluded by a veil or sheet of some sort. What scanning method do you use, btw?
Fuji GW690III 6X9 shots of a deserted Mobil service station.
Does it still work?
