Continuing on from my post last week, Belgium in B/W, I arrived in Norway. I’d had such a great time, last time I was here that I was eager to return and this time I did with a 16mm Krasnagorsk camera, 8x 100ft loads of film, as well as my little Samsung Compact 35mm camera.Continue reading “Norway 1993”
Category Archives: 35mm
Back to Belgium in B/W
In the late spring/early summer of 1993, I was off on my travels again. I’d had such a great time in Scandinavia a couple of years earlier, travelling around by train, that I decided I’d do it again! This time I took a 16mm movie camera with me, a Krasnagorsk. I had 2 x 400ftContinue reading “Back to Belgium in B/W”
Konica Hexar AF
The Konica Hexar AF is a wonderful, small, 35mm film camera. It’s motorised but does have a “silent” mode, if you find yourself in a nice quiet church or museum. It’s auto focus, but has a focus lock should you require. It has a wonderful sharp f2 35mm lens. It does not have a builtContinue reading “Konica Hexar AF”
Maiden Castle
Maiden Castle lies just south of Dorchester and is one of the largest iron age hillforts in Europe, the hill top is about the area of 50 football pitches! It has been inhabited for about 6000 years since the Neolithic. It is a site that has grown over the centuries, in the Neolithic it wasContinue reading “Maiden Castle”
Some Black and White
As I write this, it’s a wet dull afternoon, so I’ve just gone through a hard drive with some scans of black and white images taken over the last couple of years. I thought I’d share a few with you. Your comments are welcome! (Good or bad!!)
Finishing off the last roll of Fuji Acros 100
I had a few frames left on my last roll of Fuji Acros 100, in 35mm format, that was sat in the Pentax ME Super, so a visit to the local garden centre provided a subject. Nothing spectacular – although I did like the display of paper lanterns and they were already black and white!Continue reading “Finishing off the last roll of Fuji Acros 100”
Ilford FP4 Plus – a lot of it!
A very dangerous time to surf eBay is after a gin and tonic on a hot day, luckily I never follow my own advice and ended up winning some FP4 Plus. It’s 23 years out of date, and 410 ft long!! As you can see from the tin it is indeed 23 years past it’sContinue reading “Ilford FP4 Plus – a lot of it!”
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