The sixth roll of film I’ve shot with my twin-lens Yashica 635. I decided that I’ll get better tones if I scanned prints instead of the transparencies - so printing took a while.
Camera: Yashica 635 loaded with Ilford Delta 100 (120 roll)
Development: Ilford ID-11 at 1+3 for 17 minutes (22°c)
| Printing: | De Vere 504 with Ilford Multigrade 500H |
| 80mm lens set to f/8 | |
| Ilford Multigrade Cooltone (Resin Coated) - cut to 9½" square |
Scanning: Epson Perfection 2450 at 600dpi
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This month see’s David continue his monochrome images, which is where he started many years ago in the darkroom – he is also taking the opportunity to show you pictures of something very dear to him – the landscape and in particular the sand dunes of the USA.
It was my grandparents’ 50th wedding anniversary this weekend and they were kind enough to take all the family to Centre Parcs for the weekend. We went in March, so got most of the village shots then, so I could concentrate on mushroom photos.
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Had the opportunity to spend half an hour in the St. Marks district of Lincoln, so I brought along my compact camera and got some snaps.
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Visited Hartsholme Country Park yesterday for some mushroom photos, but it was too dry and early for them. Also finished and processed the sixth roll of film from the Yashica 635 - photos to follow.
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