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Shen Hao HZX45-IIA
Fujinon f/6.3 150, 14mm rise
No Filter.
FP4+ 1/60 at f/22
D76 1:1

Alex, that is pretty much why I wished to record it.

The next time I visit, if ever, it may have been replaced with something nice and shiny; although I doubt that would happen.

Shen Hao HZX45-IIA
FP4+ D76 1:1
Fujinon F/6.3 150mm
¼ sec at f/22
Zeroed, no filter
Tripod on suspension bridge.

Or, 50 holders for a box of 100 Ilford FP4 or HP5!

Nice lot there, if only these were available around 30 years ago when I was looking for some more film holders. And yes, those film holders, of which I have some, are very nice to use.

I'm thinking.......

Maris, yes it is a very long railway station, apparently the longest one in Victoria, perhaps Australia; I don't know. As for the platform, that is very long and these days is mainly used for weddings, corporate meetings and train enthusiasts gatherings. The kitchen still has a few items from the la...

Shen Hao HZX45-IIA
Fujinon 65mm, centre graduated filter, f/14, 1/15 second
Ilford FP4+
D76 1:1

Kind words there Maris, but I agree, it was pretty much the only interesting thing there. I used portrait mode, hence the 28mm front rise. The idea was to include the light tower, but it didn't really work out as I had imagined, so I cropped very heavily and presented it in landscape mode; which was...

Serviceton, which is virtually on the Victorian and South Australian border, is what one would call, sparsely populated. Shen Hao HZX45-IIA Fujinon f/6.3 150mm with deep red filter 28mm front rise ¼ second at f/22 Ilford FP4+ D76 1:1 25006_Serviceton_Scorers_Shed_150mm_FP4_F16_One_Quarter_F22_28mm_F...

Very interesting picture, at first glance I thought it was after an avalanche and I was seeing the tree tops; it's almost like that but on a much reduced scale. You have selectively chosen an interesting titbit to show, nothing like an enclosed landscape, or is that snowscape, to get one's imaginati...

An action packed photo, especially with the fella wearing sunnies is turned towards the camera, while everyone else is facing away and making him the centre of everything. For a blind exposure, you timed it perfectly. I'm wondering whether the pictures people are getting are wet prints, or via a pri...