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Last time I was in New York, my sister and I palled around in the Hudson Valley. It was a lovely day with one of my favorite people. Took these photos in the St. Philip's in the Handlands church yard in Garrison, NY. Taken with a Zenza Bronica ETRSi on Koday Tri-X and developed in D-76 1+1 for 9.75 minutes.
Fall Festivals in Florida with family and friends. Nothing better. Testing the Zeiss Ikon Contaflex with Kentmere 400. Developed in Arista Premium Liquid Developer (1+9) for 7 minutes.
Last October I loaded a roll of Lomography Lady Grey in the Rollei 35 L.E.D.. Kept the camera in bagsD- and the car and just banging around with me. Captured these along the way. Developed in D-76 (1+1) for 10.25 minutes
Last October I loaded a roll of Lomography Lady Grey in the Rollei 35 L.E.D.. Kept the camera in bagsD- and the car and just banging around with me. Captured these along the way. Developed in D-76 (1+1) for 10.25 minutes
Finally, I received a working Lomoapparat. I had to ask the customer service for that, the first one was unable to wind. I cannot say that the second one is 100 % easy to handle, the film advancing wheel is still hard and I need to go with the thumbnail. But I could shoot an entire film. Too bad that I can't get rid of a feeling of discomfort and even worry about its solidity, because the photos themselves are interesting.
Finally, I received a working Lomoapparat. I had to ask the customer service for that, the first one was unable to wind. I cannot say that the second one is 100 % easy to handle, the film advancing wheel is still hard and I need to go with the thumbnail. But I could shoot an entire film. Too bad that I can't get rid of a feeling of discomfort and even worry about its solidity, because the photos themselves are interesting.
Took two of our boys and the Lomography Spinner 360 up the Trail Ridge Road in Rocky Mountain National Park this past summer. It was so cold that the rubber ring that powers the rotation got stiff and it wasn't able to make full rotations on all the shots. Very happy with the results overall just the same.
My wife and I took a trip for our Anniversary to western NY. Even though we both grew up in NY, neither of had spent much, if any, time in the western part of the state. Grabbed a few rolls of Tri-X from a local photography store and spent our Anniversay hunting stone angels. Here are some photos I took in Riverside Cemetery and Holy Sepulchre Cemetery in Rochester. My wife is awesome. Kodak Tri-X Pan 400 developed in Kodak D-76 1+1 for 9.75 minutes at 68 degrees F.
My wife and I took a trip for our Anniversary to western NY. Even though we both grew up in NY, neither of had spent much, if any, time in the western part of the state. Grabbed a few rolls of Tri-X from a local photography store and spent our Anniversay hunting stone angels. Here are some photos I took in Riverside Cemetery and Holy Sepulchre Cemetery in Rochester. My wife is awesome. Kodak Tri-X Pan 400 developed in Kodak D-76 1+1 for 9.75 minutes at 68 degrees F.
My wife and I took a trip for our Anniversary to western NY. Even though we both grew up in NY, neither of had spent much, if any, time in the western part of the state. Grabbed a few rolls of Tri-X from a local photography store and spent our Anniversay hunting stone angels. Here are some photos I took in Riverside Cemetery and Holy Sepulchre Cemetery in Rochester. My wife is awesome. Kodak Tri-X Pan 400 developed in Kodak D-76 1+1 for 9.75 minutes at 68 degrees F.
