scapa distillery

I haven't been on here for ages, last time was after my weekend away so nearly a month...I'm heading off again today with my daughter for a concert. I've been doing loads of photography just not coming on here. It's so time consuming in a way that flickr and facebook aren't.
This is another film in the Brownie Hawkeye with the flipped lens. Kodak Porta 160 at Scapa beach

[Hope D Jennings]

Oooooooooo.So gorgeous! I need to follow your flickr page .

[Graeme Stevens]

Superb, love love love it

[belinda]

You have been missed. This is gorgeous.

[Seema]

Great come back photo Ingrid!

[☆Rachel☆]

Love this! FAV!

[Heidi]

As usual, a great picture from you!

[Mike Gifford]

Great looking capture! Fav!

[michael]

Wonderful capture, so well created. Love the processing and the atmosphere.

[Rik]

The effect of this is magnificent!

[Patricia McPhail]

So mysterious and eerie - love it!

[Jan Harris]

Such interesting processing

[Julie Urbahn]

Very cool shot. Love it. a fav.

[Rachel Withey]

This is beautiful Ingrid. Fav. May need to investigate Flickr again.

[Call me Joe]

Glad to see U-love and fav :)

[Mary Downing Hahn]

How did I miss this lovely mysterious scene? Fav

[Saxa van Eijnsbergen]

Love, love your work!

[still crappy sailor]

You know, I tried the flipped lens on my hawkeye some years ago. I had two or three of them, and switched lenses, and all sorts of things. I just never got the look that you have here. I tried everything. This is so dreamy and perfect. I love the edges as well. Really adds to the mood.