[mbceft]

Picked up my first roll of B&W for quite some time. Here is one of my favorite non-family picture picture.
Canon AE-1 Program 50mm f1.8 Fuji Neopan 100 Acros

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[g026r]

Spotmatic II.
Unknown lens. (Possibly a Helios-44M-4.)
JCH Streetpan 400.

[cooltouch]

I love that shot, g026r. Can you make out the writing on the young woman's arm? It looks like "Amor fati." Ah, I see I guessed right. I clicked on the image and it took me to your flickr page with that title. Huh, I googled the phrase and got an interesting hit from Wikipedia. "Love of fate" with a good explanation to go along with it. Very interesting. Definitely one of those "a picture's worth a thousand words" images.

[dracluff]

I agree with cooltouch. That is a great photo g026r. So were the shots with the KW Pilot Super.

waiting for the fairy one morning in March

16_3 Library _ reflections_017 by Dan Cluff, on Flickr

Communication when someone is on the phone

16_3 March Break_014 by Dan Cluff, on Flickr


16_3 March Break_030 by Dan Cluff, on Flickr

Peace

16_3 Peace _ Love_005 by Dan Cluff, on Flickr

and love

16_3 Peace _ Love_028 by Dan Cluff, on Flickr

All taken with either an MX or K1000 on FP4 or HP5.

[dsmithhfx]

waiting for the fairy one morning in March

Tooth fairy? Fairy godmother?

[dracluff]

Tooth fairy? Fairy godmother?

The magical creature that takes me across the harbour every morning. So I guess the harbour fairy.

[Swift1]

Hasselblad 500c/m
Carl Zeiss Planar C T* 80/2.8
Red Filter
Agfa APX 25 Expired
Epson V500

[45 Mike]

Ricoh XR 7, Ultrafine Xtreme 400, D76

[dsmithhfx]

Hasselblad 500c/m
Carl Zeiss Planar C T* 80/2.8
Red Filter
Agfa APX 25 Expired
Epson V500

Stunning!

[Archimedes the Dog]

Everett, WA. Kodak TMax 100, Zeiss-Ikon Contessa, shot in 2013 and developed in 2016, film unsurprisingly went bad in an interesting way in the meantime.


Seattle, WA. Kodak TMax 100, Zeiss-Ikon Contessa, shot in 2014 and developed in 2016.


Lynnwood, WA. Kodak TMax 100, Zeiss-Ikon Contessa, shot in 2014 and developed in 2016.


Seattle, WA. Kodak TMax 100, Zeiss-Ikon Contessa, shot in 2014 and developed in 2016.

[dracluff]

A few shots from around the outside of the Halifax central library - shot with an MX or K1000 on FP4 or HP5 and Developed in HC110 (which I am almost out of and not sure if I should look to another developer due to the near doubling of its price). I am thinking of trying D76 or Xtol not sure.


16_3 Peace _ Love_031 by Dan Cluff, on Flickr


16_04 Library inside & out_001 by Dan Cluff, on Flickr

Lost Keys?

16_04 Library inside & out_008 by Dan Cluff, on Flickr


16_04 Library inside & out_009 by Dan Cluff, on Flickr

I post some from the inside of the library which is quite nice a little later.

[longbow]

Rosie, my Goffins Cockatoo - ME Super M50 f1.7 Delta 400@1600

[nickthetasmaniac]

Spotmatic II.
Unknown lens. (Possibly a Helios-44M-4.)
JCH Streetpan 400.

Love this one!

Need to get a few roles of Streetpan to plan around with...

[michael markey]

Pentax ME Super .50/1.2 HP5




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Pentax ME Super 50/1.7 HP5.

[pathdoc]

All shots with Tmax 400, developed at home in D76 and Kodak Fixer and scanned with the DSLR/Macro Lens method; reversal from negative and contrast/exposure tweaks in Raw Therapee (both films were processed at native ISO in the same development run).

Pentax S1a (with help from various external light meters).





Pentax MX (internal meter with double check and occasional override from Sekonic Studio Deluxe light meter).







I feel things are coming along a fair bit with regard to exposure, contrast, etc. since I started this little B&W adventure. I feel a certain sense of pride that there is not a single roll of black and white film I have shot THIS CENTURY that I did not develop myself.

I had to take a short break from home developing because of darkroom availability issues (we were renovating, so it needed to revert to its original status as a bathroom). A few more rolls to bring me properly back up to speed, and I will be ready to try home-brew C41.