Three birds between 4, 5 & 6

...Shellharbour.

Taken with GSW690II on Lucky SHD100 film and stand developed in Adonal (1:100) for 60 minutes. The backing paper and ink numbering from backing paper has effected film.

[Miley]

Oh haha happy accident?

[Peter de Graaff]

@miley89 I wanted to capture birds which always seem to move just after dawn

[Jan Hall]

some of us have to download textures like these. An atmospheric picture. I like it.

[katy]

Nicely done, Peter! Definitely a vintage look to it!

[Fanny Brogden]

Oh I see them now..lucky the numbers came through!!! Very vintage!! Like this.

[Ann Stenson]

But it makes for a very cool shot though Peter! : )

[Paula]

to help the number problem you can tape your window and guesstimate when you have turned far enough to stop the light exposure

[Kerri]

Interesting

[Harry J Benson]

like it

[Peter de Graaff]

@phillyphotos there is no window on back of camera and is not caused by light leaks. It is caused by the quality of backing paper and ink effecting emulsion.

[Paula]

@peterdegraaff that sucks then

[Bep]

Interesting.

[Meredith Jones]

What a great effect!

[Peter de Graaff]

@phillyphotos should just be kept for holga

[Alison Tomlin]

Now that really does look vintage. Quite cool.

[Trish Robinson]

I still like the effect even though it was an accident. Sometimes there are cool mistakes you can never replicate.

[Mary]

Adds that little touch that makes it different!

[Laura Thornton]

The numbers make it all the more special!

[Marilyn Wigen]

Vintage look is well done... love it! :)

[Judi]

A very strange, yet effective image. I really like the "noise" (that is what grain is called?)

[Ellen Young]

Even with my poor eyesite right now I can see them!! Great shot! i kinda like the numbers...reminds me of the end of an old film!

[Caroline]

I love the effect here. So moody.

[Dione Giorgio]

Great effects. Love it.

[Ingrid Budge]

Amazing film - love this, really love it actually! fav

[Jerri]

LOVE this. VERY COOL. you never take a bad pic :) ever.