Storypost | 2009.02.16
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2009.02.17
A story told by portraitsFour glorious hours in the darkroom. I toned these because monochrome just doesn't look good on a monitor, it's all bluish and you can't see detail. |
2009.02.25
ZonesFor this assignment we were supposed to apply the zone system to whatever. Ordinarily one might choose a landscape or something, find the zone iii, and expose as prescribed. I thought it'd be fun to try carefully metering something I couldn't look at,... |
2008.03.27
Garage dazeMy front and rear strut braces came in. The front is some variation on the 3sx brace. The rear is a Cusco. It was cool to see the 'GTO' labeling on the paperwork, though I couldn't read the strangely extensive install instructions. |
35hunter.blog
Irreversible Photography - Where The Work Begins - 35hunterIrreversible Photography (IP) I would define simply as the making a single and final version of a photograph the moment your release the shutter. Beyond that moment there is nothing extra you add or change about the image, no adjusting, or tweaking, or processing. It's irreversible. The only further decision to make is whether it's... |
onlinedarkroom.blogspot.com
Adox CMS 20 II - adventures in development | The Online DarkroomFilm & silver gelatin darkroom blog covering analogue or analog photography, printing and equipment. Ilford, Kodak, Adox, Olympus, Leica, Rolleiflex. |
kosmofoto.com
Pentax 17: First impressions | Kosmo FotoThe Pentax 17: not the camera many people would have been expecting when the Pentax Film Camera Project was first announced (All pics: Stephen Dowling) In late 2022, in the wake of Leitz restarting production of its classic M6 rangefinder, Ricoh Imaging dropped a cautious hint. The Japanese camera maker and optics giant was considering... |
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