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neonwilderness
What would Badgers do?
CuteBlagsta said:
Messing about in the garden earlier tonight produced this:
johey24 said:
It is all about settings i use a pentax k100d and now a cannon d20 these was with the pentax.. it is simply set as a normall 35 mill then i change from f11 to f8 and so fourth ie slowing or speding up.. the gate i took 8 of them and the messed about in gimp.. for a while i would not play with images.. but now i see it as a dark room.. i have in the past printed my own prints and we are setting up a dark room againe.. then out will come the old pentax k100 ive had for some years now.. by no means an expert but getting there..
oh erm a baby blagsta she has your looks mate.. is that a good or bad thing (lol) no congrats mates well done both of you now gose off to ask my long term boyfriend can we have one please..
Bernie Gunther
Fundamentalist Druid
Thought I'd have a bash with colour film and my usual sort of subject matter. I'm quite pleased with the way film works for this sort of stuff, especially in extreme exposure situations like the white rose below.
Taken with a Nikon F3HP, 28/2 AIS and Fuji Superia Xtra 400 in case anyone was wondering. I might have a bash with some 'proper' colour slide film like Velvia next.
Taken with a Nikon F3HP, 28/2 AIS and Fuji Superia Xtra 400 in case anyone was wondering. I might have a bash with some 'proper' colour slide film like Velvia next.
Bernie Gunther
Fundamentalist Druid
I like that a lot.e19896 said:
Bernie Gunther
Fundamentalist Druid
Congrats BlagstaBlagsta said:
neonwilderness
What would Badgers do?
Great set of photos, it's made me want to go for a good walk with my camerae19896 said:
Took this one on the way over to Carlisle this afternoon:
Bernie Gunther
Fundamentalist Druid
Same film, this time in Liverpool, late afternoon.
Louloubelle
Well-Known Member
AAAAwwwww
Little Rosa is really beautiful
well done blagsta and redcat
On a completely different note here's a spider who lives outside my home. Im posting a link as I don't know if any arachnophobes are looking
http://www.pbase.com/louloubelle/image/87155242/large
Little Rosa is really beautiful
well done blagsta and redcat
On a completely different note here's a spider who lives outside my home. Im posting a link as I don't know if any arachnophobes are looking
http://www.pbase.com/louloubelle/image/87155242/large
Johnny Canuck3
Well-Known Member
Blagsta said:Our beautiful Rosa
Aww.
...sniff...
Not only are those shots superb cybertect but the sharpness is fantastic, lovely 
Haven't picked my camera up for about a month now but have been looking back at the maybe shots, picked this one out for a Lomo treatment.
Not to all tastes I'm sure but I kinda like it, certainly filed under maybe though.
Haven't picked my camera up for about a month now but have been looking back at the maybe shots, picked this one out for a Lomo treatment.
Not to all tastes I'm sure but I kinda like it, certainly filed under maybe though.
cybertect
It's grim up north (London)
baffled said:Not only are those shots superb cybertect but the sharpness is fantastic, lovely
Ta. My best mate organised a string quintet to play in his father's living room for his 80th birthday and asked me to take a few pics.
I was in a bit of a hurry this morning when I posted them as I was off to a car boot sale - came back with a boxed Patterson developing tank for two quid
Minnie_the_Minx
someinenhhanding menbag and me ah bollox
These are all too arty farty so I'm going to stick some holiday snapshots up 
e19896 said:
You're back on it. Nice shot.
cybertect
It's grim up north (London)
In my ongoing obsession with fast prime lenses, a 50mm f/1.4 with my name on the box turned up in the post today.
As did an EOS 3 film body which I got for a bargainous price on eBay. Took it out for a scoot at lunchtime with 36 exposures of Fuji Superia and dropped the film off at Snappy Snaps for dev + print & scan. Results tomorrow, hopefully.
A roll of FP4 awaits, perhaps for some home development in the bathroom, though I'll have to sort out a film scanner somehow if I'm to take it much further than that.
As did an EOS 3 film body which I got for a bargainous price on eBay. Took it out for a scoot at lunchtime with 36 exposures of Fuji Superia and dropped the film off at Snappy Snaps for dev + print & scan. Results tomorrow, hopefully.
A roll of FP4 awaits, perhaps for some home development in the bathroom, though I'll have to sort out a film scanner somehow if I'm to take it much further than that.
Stanley Edwards said:
right time right place but knowing what your doing is a help
idd agree..
another from the same day..
haveing taken a little walk we got back on the bus home depart top of fargate (sheffield) i notice some movement and the rest are images and then it got better off to a drop gizmo (dan s hound) home he was wareing a very nice top.. then onto see the white mice (images due soon) and today one is going to manchester for more images..
fucking loveing it. our now saying do you want some do you fucking want some. as we bounce round the room to The Roots we are back on form seems the 4 weeks without drink is paying big time nuff said..
now where is the cannon and pentax?
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