Sep 9, 2013

Shared

I could have edited a little more contrast here, but I kept it as is. Ilford hp5+, processed and scanned at the new Ilford lab in California.
at No comments:
Labels:

Bronzed

Ilford hp5+, processed and scanned by the brand new Ilford lab in California. If and when I get this film again, I'll likely shoot at 320 to help bring up the shadows just a bit. I hadn't got a roll done in awhile...it's nice to be posting again here.
at No comments:
Labels:
Subscribe to: Posts (Atom)

Zeroing in with HP5+, part 2

  • Beer Me
    Fuji Acros 100 in a Zero Image 618 pinhole. My exposure settings were just by gosh and by golly, and I figured I would stand develop to real...
  • Cemetery Series: Sixprong
    I started off the new year - Jan 2, to be precise - with a trip to a few cemeteries in SE Washington that I hadn't been to before. One o...
  • Troubleshooting Mamiya C330: Part 2
    I previously described my efforts to troubleshoot some vertical lines showing up on the negatives taken from my C330. Suspecting problems w...