Heartland

Very cute, dear Maiseybabes - the lot o' ye!

@ Zuma -

@ Maisey - yikes!

Great stuff again guys

Back here, it's H-day, or Holga day, got the digitized prints back Wasn't all perfect yet (have to find out what distances I can go, not try to take too long shots), but some are pretty groovy, I find











And so on

Obviousman wrote:

Ooh, liking this one a lot

bending the rules a bit...

psichonaut wrote:

Zuma wrote:One I took last weekend in Valencia -

where do you was to make a pic like this?

I was lucky enough to blag a track pass!

radiojamaica wrote:

Obviousman wrote:

Ooh, liking this one a lot

I'd wanted to take a picture of that for ages now, glad it came out so well to be honest

some great pics there folks,
mebbe this thread just needs some pruning of idle chat etc, keep it alive a bit longer,
oh and if I say so myself best Dr. Moody thread evahhh huge to the lot o ya.

Dr. Moody wrote:this thread just needs some pruning of idle chat etc, keep it alive a bit longer,

Good idea.

Bagsy not me

But then the page count would get rather fcuked up?

@Obviousman: last two are amazing,that i like the most nice, simple shot, simple situation.



postcard from wroclaw (university of wr.)

Going through old posts and having (re)discovered the joys of proper film, I wondered:

Carpathian Psychonaut wrote:

James Blast wrote:the only infrared I could get back then (late 70s early 80s) was Kodak's, and ye dae ken ye need a red filter tae get the full effect, especially on plants etc?

I need one, actually - a red filter with B&W film gives massive contrast and that's what I like. Yet another thing on the list!

Would using my red flash give anything of that effect?

And for infrared: I think I'd be lucky to find colour 120 film, so right now sticking to B&W because I have to, rather than by choice

Anyway, the roll that's coming up now is 400ISO (Ilford HP5+), wonder what that'll bring

And thanks Bartoszek

James Blast wrote:mh, it exists

From Bartoszek on the previous page:


I find myself liking this one a lot.

As we're on page 40, have to say credit to Dr Moody for starting the thread! It's been a total gem.

Maybe we should stickify it, and just have one last reply #999. That way, it can never actually be binned for being over a thousand replies.

or lock it up and put it in an archive, like the 2005-2006 tour topics

I might not post pictures myself (yet) but I do like to see what you guys come up with

Edinburgh on monday morning...

Veddy nice.

Paradise Skies, Glasgow '79
Ilford HP5, 1600 ASA, bromide print, grade 3
Canon A1, 18mm Canon lens

continuing the sky them:

"looking out the morning I can see the trees turn orange in the rays" a.eldritch

Bloody good job. All three of you

James Blast wrote:

Paradise Skies, Glasgow '79
Ilford HP5, 1600 ASA, bromide print, grade 3
Canon A1, 18mm Canon lens

That's a stunner, sir. Properly gorgeous composition that really throws out that typical sky/ground balance.

Mmmmmm, HP5 - you gotta love Ilford.....

@ Z - you HAVE to post "Twisted Worlds" on here - it's amazing!

I've been told

But I'll do that in the next thread, when this one comes to a close!

Feck it. Post it here AND in the next wan.

And that Paradise Skies beats every bloody postrock album artwank by a mile! It's gorgeous!

IZ.

I thank you.

bin it - or Die!