Up far too late scanning negs last night . This is one of the windows in the St Magnus cathedral, driving past there last Sat I realised the sun was in the perfect position so dragged the kids in and took some photos. I'd love to be Inspector Gadget and get right up there to take detailed shots
camera Nikon FE
Kodak gold 400
C41 kit dev 3:20
bleach 4 mins
stab 1 min
OK I don't normally say this but it definately looks better large on black
This is an optical illusion. It looked like some 3 D rounded cube when I first looked at it. Then as I studied it I could see the reflection on the window frame. Such fun. Like the drawing " A woman or a vase"
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Thank you for the comments :) @gwhit123 A few months actually George! Just being off work on the perfect day, I'd spoken to the custodian who told me the best time to get light through the windows
@peterdegraaff Thank you Peter, we've had glorius sun for days now - very lucky for this time of year @endrem Thank you Endre, I was surprised at how easy colour film is to develop @abhijit@studiombkcom @ Thank you :)
You are amazing. FAV! the colors are WOW!! We could use some sun here. Wa is so darn rainy. I have a few rolls to develop and scan so yes it maybe a late night for me too. Scanning is my least loved thing.
@masosy Thank you Kate :) @aprilmilani Thanks April, we've been unseasonally lucky and this is probably our summer - boohoo. I don't like scanning either as I'm doing it high enough tp print as well so it takes ages !
I adore stained glass.. loving the colors you captured and the reflections on the dark wood really make the colors even more beautiful.. lovely indeed :-)
@mizhayz Thank you, I love stained glass too, glad you like it! @rennes Thank you Lisa! It was better in real life- hard to capture this kind of thing @julieb65@genesis_one@gailmmeek@konradkoszucki
Thank you all for looking and commenting, very much appreciated!
@thirtysevenways Thank you, it would be so handy @primitiveprobe Thank you Andreas - much appreciated @chewyteeth Thank you Dave but you don't have to use them - be good for getting things out of cupboards too.?
@automaticslim Thanks AS ( sorry, do you have another name:) ) I have an Epson V100 photo - I can't say whether it's good or bad as it's the only one I've had that does film, but it's ok, I can't be much help and I know it's probably an important part but there's too much info in the digital world :)
@automaticslim Andy - get something else it doesn't do 120!! I've never scanned 120 before and just realised the squares were for slides duh, which is a pain as I have some ready for developing and now can't scan them. I'm glad you asked as I was going to develop a roll soon and would have probably cried - I did wonder why the square sections were seperated. Thankfully it didn't cost much :(
Thank you for the comments :)
@gwhit123 A few months actually George! Just being off work on the perfect day, I'd spoken to the custodian who told me the best time to get light through the windows
@sheilag Thank you Sheila, love this building
@endrem Thank you Endre, I was surprised at how easy colour film is to develop
@abhijit @studiombkcom @ Thank you :)
@aprilmilani Thanks April, we've been unseasonally lucky and this is probably our summer - boohoo. I don't like scanning either as I'm doing it high enough tp print as well so it takes ages !
@rennes Thank you Lisa! It was better in real life- hard to capture this kind of thing
@julieb65 @genesis_one @gailmmeek @konradkoszucki
Thank you all for looking and commenting, very much appreciated!
@primitiveprobe Thank you Andreas - much appreciated
@chewyteeth Thank you Dave but you don't have to use them - be good for getting things out of cupboards too.?
How high are your cupboards, my normal limbs have no problems with cupboards, not as yet.