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Category Archives: Ilford DD-X
 Not quite Jupiter. British Museum Possibly related posts – automagicaly generated: We Will Hurt You (0) Site Revamp (0) Greenwich – World Heritage [Building] Site Part 1 (10)
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 I’ve revamped the site using a modified ProPhoto theme. Kept the same overall look and feel but everything should look better and hopefully useability is enhanced. Fingers crossed… British Museum 09/11/2008 The adventure with film and the site is now over one year old, so it was about time. The photo above was one of…
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 Leake Street runs under Waterloo Station. The entrance makes it fairly clear what is in store… Graffers welcome! Photographing graffiti is just a bit too easy since a straightforward representation of the graf usually becomes derivative art for which the photographer inevitably takes some credit. Just look at all the Banksy ‘art’ rips online. It…
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Feb
03
2009
Categories: Adox APH 09 (Rodinal), Bessa, CV 28/1.9 Ultron, Digital, Film, Fuji Neopan, Ilford DD-X, Ilford FP4+, Nikkor 24-70/2.8 AFS, Nikkor 35-70/2.8 AFD, Nikon, Rangefinder, SLRTags: Blackheath, Deptford, Greenwich, Greenwich Park, snow3 comments
 Statement of the bleeding obvious or what… Lets debunk a couple of things quickly: <curmudgeon In one day 15 cms of snow achieved what Hitler and the nazis failed to do in the second world war – bring London to a halt. Outrage! /> <analyst We need to know what what the failures were that…
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 Just got round to developing a roll of Neopan 1600 I’d started using when the light got poor at the Gaza protest on 17/01/2009. I was expecting fairly crappy results (from the development , not the photos, natch) but Ilford DD-X and Neopan 1600 seems a really good combination considering the potential for grain. I’ll…
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