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I love this first one (Red coat Green Hat) but also enjoy seeing you in color Helen. I'm guessing color because it was taken with Eric's camera?
 
DwF said:
For years I wanted my son to take interest in photography and now that he has I'm at a loss to explain my grumpy look...it's who I am. He quickly gravitated to film and has me back to film at least for now. This is from the first B&W roll he developed with me looking over his shoulder. The temperature rose for a few seconds.....

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Leica M3 -50mm Rigid Summicron
Kodak TMax 400 in Rodinal 1:50 12 mins
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Not sure I understand the reference to the temperature rising, but he took a good portrait ... grumpy or not! :)

I just processed a roll of FP4 120 that I exposed with the Voigtländer Perkeo II. It is still magic to see the developed negatives emerge from the processing tank, almost as much as it was way back when I was a child and processed my first roll of film. I envy the surprise and delight of a young person discovering this magic for the first time.

G
 
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Godfrey said:
Not sure I understand the reference to the temperature rising, but he took a good portrait ... grumpy or not! :)

I just processed a roll of FP4 120 that I exposed with the Voigtländer Perkeo II. It is still magic to see the developed negatives emerge from the processing tank, almost as much as it was way back when I was a child and processed my first roll of film. I envy the surprise and delight of a young person discovering this magic for the first time.

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Thank you Godfrey, I am very proud of Jacob's becoming a really good photographer in the short time he's been at it. His ability to engage strangers on the street is humbling to me. For someone who grew with the internet as he did, he studies and analyzes many of the older photographers work really looking beneath the surface of their images.

The reference to temperature was the affect on enhanced grain (too me a bit rough). I share your excitement about that "magic to see the developed negatives emerge" from the tank. And what a great combination, Perkeo and FP-4 120!

David

Jacob's website- jacobfeingold.com
 
I dunno, David ... I kinda like the rough grain in that portrait. :D
I looked through Jacob's website. He's posting some excellent photos there: Bravo!

Photos are all magic to me, regardless of how I make them. But there is something tactile and delightful about watching an image emerge in a film negative or in a wet print. (And I spend hours just enjoying watching Polaroid integral film images emerge into being too ... I just shot a pack of 600B&W in my SLR670x today, and I remain so thankful that the crazy people at The Impossible Project resurrected that instant film from the grave. :D

G
 
Godfrey said:
I dunno, David ... I kinda like the rough grain in that portrait. :D
I looked through Jacob's website. He's posting some excellent photos there: Bravo!

Photos are all magic to me, regardless of how I make them. But there is something tactile and delightful about watching an image emerge in a film negative or in a wet print. (And I spend hours just enjoying watching Polaroid integral film images emerge into being too ... I just shot a pack of 600B&W in my SLR670x today, and I remain so thankful that the crazy people at The Impossible Project resurrected that instant film from the grave. :D

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THanks again and I will pass compliments on to Jacob :) I like grain, no issue with it but had a different expectation with the Tmax 400. I am traveling and with my laptop where it also doesn't present as it did on my iMac where the negative-Jpeg was done. The new Polaroid sounds exciting. I will check it out....and assuming there is a thread here on the forum.

d
 
There are a few threads on RFF where I've posted Polaroid photos. Here's a Flickr album of some of mine from this year:
https://flic.kr/s/aHsmTARCfr

..and some more from 2019:
https://flic.kr/s/aHsmtnMcKJ

I've got a metric tonne of photos I haven't posted yet too. :D I believe this one was made in June with the Polaroid SLR670x by MiNT on SX-70 B&W film:


Running - Santa Clara 2021​

enjoy, G
 
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gelatin silver print (nikkor h auto 50mm f2) nikkormat ftn

Erik.
 
crossing Sydney heads on the Manly ferry, January 2016. This is one of the Freshwater class ferries that are being phased out of service from 2021 despite widespread community opposition. Leica IIIc Cosina-Voigtlander 35mm f/2.5 Kodak BW400CN
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the Manly ferry Queenscliff approaching Circular Quay, Sydney 2016
IIIc Summicron collapsible 5cm f/2 LTM HP5+ Fomadon LQN


Manly ferry Queenscliff 2016 #023
 
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Godfrey said:
There are a few threads on RFF where I've posted Polaroid photos. Here's a Flickr album of some of mine from this year:
https://flic.kr/s/aHsmTARCfr

..and some more from 2019:
https://flic.kr/s/aHsmtnMcKJ

I've got a metric tonne of photos I haven't posted yet too. :D I believe this one was made in June with the Polaroid SLR670x by MiNT on SX-70 B&W film:


Running - Santa Clara 2021​

enjoy, G
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Fun set of images there. That's another tempting endeavor between the camera and the film,the format. :) d
 
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