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Monthly Archives: June 2009
Jun
21
2009
Categories: Bessa, CV 21/4 Color Scopar, Film, Kodak HC-110, Kodak Tri-X, RangefinderTags: arches, doorways, Greenwich, Greenwich Park, Millwall Park, Point HillNo comments
 Three different subjects. Nothing except the chemistry and camera to relate the content. First a bricked up arch containing a bricked up door covered with an entrance to the fouth dimension in Millwall Park on the Isle of Dogs. Looks like sci-fi to me anyway. Second, a child’s broken trolley abandoned on Point Hill Third,…
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 We came across a kite fair on Blackheath Common. The clouds provided a dramatic backdrop. I only had a green/yellow 060 filter with me, I could have done with the red 090 for the clouds. I found these big ‘kites’ absolutely hypnotic, moving slowly and lugubriously in the wind, stangely synchronised in their movement. Something…
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Jun
08
2009
Categories: Film, Kodak HC-110, Kodak Tri-X, Leica, Leitz Summicron 35/2, RangefinderTags: arches, bench, Deptford, doorways, Greenwich, St Alfege, St Paul's DeptfordNo comments
 …to use HC-110 with Tri-X? Love it. I shot this test roll at EV 320 and developed it in HC-110 dilution ‘H’ 1+63 for 13 minutes. 30 secs initial agitation, 3 gentle inversions every minute. Leica M6 with Summicron 35/2 IV plus yellow green filter. Fence Shop I’m going to have to start varying the…
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Jun
04
2009
Categories: Film, Kodak Tri-X, Leica, Leitz Summicron 35/2, Rangefinder, RodinalTags: arches, doorways, Greenwich, Greenwich Park, St Alfege, stepsNo comments
 Bright sunlight, dark shadows, contrasty lens, red filter, Tri-X and Rodinal. Asking for trouble… These turned out a little overdeveloped grrrr. Legs Whilst laying around this concrete pillar in the baking sunshine two guys came over and one proclaimed loudly to the other “This is a classic example of brutalist concrete architecure, possibly military in…
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