If I am not mistaken, I believe that I had posted this photo as a colour rendition on my other blog site. Tonight however, I decided to see how it would look in Black & White. It somehow works for me. In the near future, I will be able to process my black & white film myself, and hope to be posting some of the images from my Mamiya RB67. It has been a while since I have felt "excited" about photography, and the thought of doing a little...or a lot, of darkroom work again seems to be doing just that for me. I hope if there is still anyone out there who is bothering to check out this site, will let me know. Hope you like this one......it was shot on colour Fuji Reala film, scanned, and converted to B & W in Photoshop CS3. It is from a series of shots that I did at Cape Anguille, Codroy Valley, Newfoundland quite a few years ago now.
Thursday, July 26, 2012
Shattered Realities...
If I am not mistaken, I believe that I had posted this photo as a colour rendition on my other blog site. Tonight however, I decided to see how it would look in Black & White. It somehow works for me. In the near future, I will be able to process my black & white film myself, and hope to be posting some of the images from my Mamiya RB67. It has been a while since I have felt "excited" about photography, and the thought of doing a little...or a lot, of darkroom work again seems to be doing just that for me. I hope if there is still anyone out there who is bothering to check out this site, will let me know. Hope you like this one......it was shot on colour Fuji Reala film, scanned, and converted to B & W in Photoshop CS3. It is from a series of shots that I did at Cape Anguille, Codroy Valley, Newfoundland quite a few years ago now.
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I'm here - still looking! Great shot, Dave, definitely worth a replay in b&w -
Hey Krys & Paul,
Yeaaaah! Thanks for hanging in with me. I tried to do some B&W film processing a few nights ago. The cold water straight out of the tap is 80F, even after running for 5 minutes. I need it to be 68F. Dave
Itr is a very hot summer - sailing friends from NL were in a marina in the Great Lakes where the water temp was 31!!!!
This shot works for me too. On several levels. And says a little about you as well...
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