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[Bushman]

Some of my latest work:

 

[Giftmacher]

 

[1mach1]

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Nice work.

 

[Doctor Strange]

Okay, how about some actual old-school photochemical b/w photography?

On a recent trip to Seattle, I shot good old Tri-X in a 1971 Nikon F2 (with the 45mm GN Nikkor lens - the smallest/lightest Nikkor - along with a handheld circa-1950 GE Selenium light meter). I developed in the classic soup - D-76 1:1 - and then scanned the negatives. These images are from the Museum of Flight, Snowqualmie Falls, and Discovery Park.

Yes, the F2 is a heavy camera to carry around in the era of smartphones. Yes, film is a pain to bring through airports. Yes, developing film and scanning it is a lot of work, and a lot can go wrong. But I grew up doing this stuff (my parents owned a little commercial studio), and it's just part of me. It was worth it!

 

[Panadora]

 

[Bushman]

Okay, how about some actual old-school photochemical b/w photography?

On a recent trip to Seattle, I shot good old Tri-X in a 1971 Nikon F2 (with the 45mm GN Nikkor lens - the smallest/lightest Nikkor - along with a handheld circa-1950 GE Selenium light meter). I developed in the classic soup - D-76 1:1 - and then scanned the negatives. These images are from the Museum of Flight, Snowqualmie Falls, and Discovery Park.

Yes, the F2 is a heavy camera to carry around in the era of smartphones. Yes, film is a pain to bring through airports. Yes, developing film and scanning it is a lot of work, and a lot can go wrong. But I grew up doing this stuff (my parents owned a little commercial studio), and it's just part of me. It was worth it!

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Positively brilliant! Great photo skills.

Here's some recents from me:

 

[BobHufford]

Nice Bushman. The mossy log reminds me of a pic I took of my hat this weekend.

 

[V.C. Brunswick]

Angel Stadium
October 2, 2016 -- Angels vs. Astros Game

 

[greatestescaper]

Our neighbor, perched just 30 feet outside our dining room window:

 

[Stearmen]

Our neighbor, perched just 30 feet outside our dining room window:

Man, you sure do have some mighty ugly neighbors!

 

[1mach1]

Okay, how about some actual old-school photochemical b/w photography?

On a recent trip to Seattle, I shot good old Tri-X in a 1971 Nikon F2 (with the 45mm GN Nikkor lens - the smallest/lightest Nikkor - along with a handheld circa-1950 GE Selenium light meter). I developed in the classic soup - D-76 1:1 - and then scanned the negatives. These images are from the Museum of Flight, Snowqualmie Falls, and Discovery Park.

Yes, the F2 is a heavy camera to carry around in the era of smartphones. Yes, film is a pain to bring through airports. Yes, developing film and scanning it is a lot of work, and a lot can go wrong. But I grew up doing this stuff (my parents owned a little commercial studio), and it's just part of me. It was worth it!

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Very nicely done. I really enjoyed them!

 

[Doctor Strange]

Thanks. It's been a couple of years since I last did b/w, and I wasn't really sure the results were going to be worth the effort of dragging around that heavy Nikon F2. But they were!

Of course, "effort" is relative. In the forties and fifties, my dad used to shoot weddings with a 4x5 Crown Graphic - ****ling used/unused film holders and flashbulbs...

 

[Bushman]

Done stuff I took today:

 

[VintageEveryday]

some shots from around the Boston area, upstate NY and my college in Newton

 

[Bushman]

Here's some recents:

 

[V.C. Brunswick]

Los Angeles
Broadway and 6th Street looking South
October 23, 2016

 

[V.C. Brunswick]

 

[alanfgag]

 

[Bushman]

Some of my latest:

 

[Lean'n'mean]

Some poor pics of the recent 'Supermoon'