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Photo of the day - February 2022
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A trip to The Oval football stadium in Belfast today (home of Glentoran) with Harland & Wolff in the background.
a beautiful thing is never perfect // egyptian proverb
nikon f100 + 105mm 2.8f | portra 400 | lab developed | self scanned
still working on figuring out the software for converting the negatives to digitals. i think i'm messing up the color somewhere along the line, but i'll get there.
Do you have a Color checker chart or something similar? You could take a film shot of that and scan it in.
no, I don't have one of those. I'm sure I'm doing something wrong since I am just getting started, but I will figure it out. 🙂 Thank you for your suggestion though!
dp2 Quattro
F/5.6 30.0mm 1/200s ISO-100
F/5.6 30.0mm 1/200s ISO-100
really, really like this. there should be a book on these kind of shots. … thanks.
Is case of interest.
This fellow - Pushing Film - YouTube - demoed Scanning and Conversion with Negative Lab Pro
Sweet (candy) store in the southern French town of Aix en Provence.
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By my time zone, I missed Saturday, so here’s Sunday (and still in the archives). The Ferry At The End Of The World, Fiji. Found during a circumnavigation of the island of Viti Levi, along the King’s Road.
The ferry at the edge of the world by Jason Hindle, on Flickr
Olympus E-510 and (probably) 25mm f2.8 pancake lens.
The ferry at the edge of the world by Jason Hindle, on FlickrOlympus E-510 and (probably) 25mm f2.8 pancake lens.
Hi, I am watching the news and while I said the storms were heading in your direction, I now feel a bit silly seeing the chaos it is causing. You mentioned that you were heading to Geneva. I hope you arrived safely and that you are unharmed by Storm Eunice.
the harbour at Portencross, looking to the town of Millport on the island of (Great) Cumbrae.
strange to think that just beyond the second pier are two nuclear power stations at Hunterston.
So another photo from my recent trip. Evolution of the faith.
Well stay safe and I hope it has run out of power by then.
Taken in a Chelsea artist colony with an iPhone 5s. Yes I took the elevator.
Yucca plant in snow, Rocky Flats National Wildlife Refuge. So many NWR locations are former "Superfund sites", at least in Colorado. For those who aren't familiar with the phrase, in this case it's a long term bucket of cash set up by the government to clean up toxic waste. The other one I frequent is a former chemical weapons facility, this one was a nuclear-centered facility. Tons of radioactivity and there are still calls today to re-close the area to the public.
It took decades, but I finally had 'banana pancakes'. Tasty! 😋😋 (I prefer them over blueberry)
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