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Tried out some Adox CMS 20 film with some tripod long exposures in the breathtaking landscapes of Cairngorms National Park. The fine grain of this film is impressing! Exposed at 20 iso and home processed with Adox Adotech II for 13 minutes at 24°C
Tried out some Adox CMS 20 film with some tripod long exposures in the breathtaking landscapes of Cairngorms National Park. The fine grain of this film is impressing! Exposed at 20 iso and home processed with Adox Adotech II for 13 minutes at 24°C
Tried out some Adox CMS 20 film with some tripod long exposures in the breathtaking landscapes of Cairngorms National Park. The fine grain of this film is impressing! Exposed at 20 iso and home processed with Adox Adotech II for 13 minutes at 24°C
Tried out some Adox CMS 20 film with some tripod long exposures in the breathtaking landscapes of Cairngorms National Park. The fine grain of this film is impressing! Exposed at 20 iso and home processed with Adox Adotech II for 13 minutes at 24°C
This was a roll from back in the Fall. I remember this day well. It was a Sunday and there were crazy dark clouds rolling through for an hour or two. I was driving around the back roads looking for places to shoot and came upon these farms with really old barns.
This was a roll from back in the Fall. I remember this day well. It was a Sunday and there were crazy dark clouds rolling through for an hour or two. I was driving around the back roads looking for places to shoot and came upon these farms with really old barns.
Lloyd Morhart, manning the console at this (2016) May's Brampton Folk Club fundraining concert. Sony A-6000, but the lens is a real dandy from the 1980s, a Konica AR Hexanon 200mm F3.5. I got the lens, plus four others (28f3.5 50f1.4 and 135f3.5) in their cases, with a lens hood, a tripod, and a carrying case for the works, for $200.00 at the Aberfoyle Antique Market this spring. The cheapest Sony lens that could open up to get this shot costs $3500.00CDN. Hand held, very carefully, at 1/50 sec. Slight retouching to remove a smudge in the lower right corner.
