Instax Double Exposure
Another instax double exposure attempt, not sure if I like it but it definitely has potential… Now I just need to buy some more film for it 🙂
Fuji Instax Mini 90 Neo Classic
Instant Fun
So I went and got a new toy the other day… A Fuji Neo Classic Instax Mini camera… It has just enough functionality to make it fun 🙂 and its thin so fits in my camera bag beside Rollei 🙂
Here go a couple of results from the first pack of film 🙂
10 Second Bulb Exposure
Double Exposure
Scrap Yard Holga Pano
A couple of shots of a scrap metal yard on a Holga adapted to shoot full width 35mm film.
I actually went into the office to ask if I could go a bit more into the yard but was told I could only shoot from the gate as it was too dangerous 🙂
Holga 120 Camera with custom 35mm Adaptor, Ilford Delta 100 ISO Film (expired), CanoScan 9000F Scanner.
Parkour Sneak Peek
The only shot I have processed so far from yesterdays Urbex/Parkour crossover 🙂
More to come 🙂
Nikon D90, Sigma 12-24mm Lens, Pocket Wizard Plus III Radio Slaves, Nikon SB-80 and SB-24 Speedlights.
A Bit Of Camera Repair
I finally got around to pulling apart my broken Canon Demi S half frame camera to see if I could get it back up and running. I found a repair manual online for a slightly different model of camera and started dismantling. There was a major difference unfortunatley in how the front cover came off which would have saved a lot of time and trouble but you live and learn.
I got it all back together (with no extra bits left out) with the initial problem fixed but another problem arose which meant I needed to pull it al apart again… Lets just say its a work in progress 🙂
Luckily while I was doing this I was also bidding on another one online 🙂
Nikon FG20, 50m f1.8 Lens, Ilford Delta 100 Film (expired), CanoScan 9000F Scanner.
Flowers I
I have been collecting flowers given to me by my 3 year old for scanning. These are the flowers from last week on the same day they were given.
CanoScan 9000F Scanner.
Procrastination And A Year And A Half Of Self Portraits
Yes I am supposed to be doing something else…
I was looking back through some images and couldn’t resist putting up this series.
I should probably go back to what I am supposed to be doing 🙂
Enjoy
One of the few times I actually got into a darkroom to print
The workman inside
Half and Half
Window outline in sports finder mode
Blurry toilet self
Big balls
Abstract shadow self
Little ball
Marble wall reflection
And sometimes you just kinda miss…
I was told I look angry in this one but I think I was just concentrating on getting someone walking by
Shop display crouch
Shadow mirror goodness
The stalker?
Movember Series: Charlie Chaplin
BJ Honeycut
Chopper Reid
Hey I have a needle stuck through my lip… Photo Op!
I think this is probably one of my favourite ones: Explorer
Cameras: Rolleiflex, Nikon F5, Nikon D70s and D90
A Couple Of Polariods
A couple of polariods from Saturdays shoot with Melissa, Alicia and Renee. The second one had a bit of a light leak from the back not being attached properly but I still like it 🙂
Mamiya RZ67, 180mm Lens, Polariod Back, Fuji Fp100 Film, CanoScan 9000F Scanner.
Trio Of Dead Flowers Scannergram
I love when people give me flowers although I love waiting for them to die so I can scan them more 🙂
CanoScan 9000F Scanner.
More Holga Pano
Another shot from Holga Pano
Holga 120 Camera converted to 35mm Panoramic (see how to do HERE), Ilford Delta 100 ISO Film (Expired), CanoScan 9000F Scanner.
Athfield Sculpture
I just developed a roll of film from my converted Holga 120 camera and found this shot which is just before this sculpture got moved into the house behind. It was originally part of an exhibition of Architectural style in the City Gallery on Ian Athfield.
Some shots of it in its original position are HERE. The black stuff in the bottom of the frame is felt from the edge of the film canister and was in every shot… Something to look for in the future when loading film 🙂
Holga 120 Camera converted to 35mm Panoramic (see how to do HERE), Ilford Delta 100 ISO Film (Expired), CanoScan 9000F Scanner.
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