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[merciless49]

Flock of Seagulls, Morro Bay, CA.

 

[didjiman]

LA Chinatown

 

[zthee]

Hasselblad Xpan 45mm f4 Tri-x 400

 

[quantum-x]

Flock of Seagulls, Morro Bay, CA.

Yup, that's sweet 🙂

 

[semrich]

Xpan, 45/4, HP5 @ 3200, DD-X 1+4, 20 min. 20c

 

[didjiman]

 

[didjiman]

 

[semrich]

Richard, these last two of yours are very good in all respects, I like the composition, perspective, content, action, and tones in each one.

 

[Monz]

The Hubb by *monz*, on Flickr

[Widelux F7, 26mm f2.8, TMax ISO 400, XTol 1+1]

 

[Monz]

Lunch Break in the Rain by *monz*, on Flickr

[Widelux F7, 26mm f2.8, TMax ISO 400, XTol 1+1]

 

[Monz]

Quarterly Ritual by *monz*, on Flickr

[Widelux F7, 26mm f2.8, TMax ISO 400, XTol 1+1]

 

[didjiman]

Thanks semrich / richard. I am working on a new series called... Chinatown 🙂 Here's another one. Thanks for looking.

 

[zthee]

Hasselbad X-pan 45mm f4, Tri-X 400, D-76

 

[shambla]

Xpan, 45/4, HP5 @ 3200, DD-X 1+4, 20 min. 20c

I like this a lot - I've often thought it'd be nice to have an Xpan while walking over Galata Bridge.

On a side note, I'm planning to start processing my own B&W soon - where do you get your chems from in Istanbul? I think I saw a couple of shops around Sirkeci in the past

 

[semrich]

Shambala, in Sirkeci near the big post office is an Ilford dealer, and directly across the street is an alley going off to the right at an angle, midway down it look for a door that has signs for Pamuk Ticaret they are up the stairs on the second floor. Both have film, developer, fixer, papers, ect. ect.

 

[Benjamin Marks]

Damnnn, these are fine! Time to load up the 6x17 back and do some damage . . .

 

[Rogier]

Holga 120-Pan


2012-01-19 by Rogier Diver, on Flickr

 

[Monz]

The Martins @ number 81 by *monz*, on Flickr

[Widelux F7, TMax ISO 400, Xtol 1+1]

 

[Monz]

The Market by *monz*, on Flickr


[Widelux F7, TMax ISO 400, Xtol 1+1]]

 

[Monz]

Descent by *monz*, on Flickr

[Widelux F7, 26mm, TriX ISO 800, Rodinal 1+50, 16.5m, 20C]