Goofing off with my F100

<p>Last week I received a few of those twin-packs of HP5+ so I loaded one in my F100 yesterday in case I saw anything interesting to shoot. While I was driving home from dinner, the late light on the river and these boats caught my eye so I parked and got out to shoot. There were also some rabbits running around (an odd sight in the city) and before I knew it I'd shot the whole roll.</p>

<p>I shot the boats with my Tamron 28-75/2.8 with a yellow filter and the rabbit and the angler with the Tamron 70-300 VC (for some reason all my full-frame zooms are either new model Tamrons or old model Vivitars) and developed in HC-110 1:47 at 68F for 7.5 minutes then scanned on my Minolta Dual IV.</p><div></div>

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<p>detail</p><div></div>

<p>late snack</p><div></div>

<p>wondering what to eat next (the grass, or the grass)</p><div></div>

<p>You're really not supposed to eat the Charles River fish.</p><div></div>

<p>Yeah, that grass does look tasty.</p><div></div>

<p>Andy, if you will make the images a maximum of 700 pixels and put a caption on them, they will display in line.</p>

<p>Now I see that :) Thanks. I'll do that next time.</p>

<p>Nice series, <strong>Andy</strong>. That last pic of the OOF rabbit has a particular eerie charm. Overall, nice control of depth of field. Your bunnies look far less cuddly than the ones that occasionally venture into my lettuces. And onto my menu...</p>

<p>Great series, Andy. Glad you were able to get some of those HP5+ twin packs. At the price that most vendors are selling it, the price is actually cheaper than buying the 100' bulk load and rolling your own. Thanks for sharing.</p>

<p>Andy, I tend to have an engineer's viewpoint, not an artists. I found photos 4,5, and 6 to be outstanding, the others not so much.</p>

<p>I realize that in most cases this is treated like a comment on someone's ugly baby, but I really liked 4-6, and the others I just didn't get. probably me.</p>