Fuji Acros 100
Shot on the Washington Beach - I'm not one for centering the frame, but in this case everything fit to where there was no other option.
No crop - shot with the Rollei 6008i of which is an amazing result when you get it right upon capture.
Fuji Across 100 in a Stand with Rodinal @5% with a 60 minute burn. Scanned on a Nikon LS-8000 legacy scanner at 4000 dpi.
No people here - which is a bit unusual were this beach attracts quite the people crowd.
Shot on the shores of the Washington coast a few years ago. Developed with Rodinal at a 5% burn Stand Development for 60 minutes. Rollei 6008i system.
The 35 year old Yashicamat124G still has some legs. Ilford HP5+ with no crop.
Ilford HP5+ Yashica124G No Crop
I really like photos taken in the rain because it is a venue not very much captured -- and as luck would have it we had days and days of rain falling on a Saturday where I could take advantage to shoot. As I was driving downtown - and as if it was planned - here was a colorful umbrella traveling the sidewalk on South Temple Street.
As much as I could - I got head enough in the car in order to pull over to take some frames.
The scene really turned out well - as it was a serendipitous event all coming together. And as much as I hate to say it - photography is all about the Serendipity -- seriously -- If you have the camera you may just come away as being the Rockstar with the one and only image of the event - whatever that may be.
Nikon F100 - Kodak Ektar 100
Nikon F100 - Ilford HP5+
Riding the Trax - anything goes -- especially at 7am - ish.
Nikon F100, Ilford HP5+