A 365 day thread

[q.g._de_bakker]

<img src="http://www.qnu.nl/foto/mme/images/LM6.jpg">

[James G. Dainis]

<center><b> Graflex 22 TLR, Ilford HP5, 1/125 sec @f/8 </center></b><div></div>

[donald_miller5]

<p>One for today, Potsdam (Clackson College winter 1966) Kodak Signet 50.</p><div></div>

[rick_drawbridge]

<p>Praktica BX20, Pentacon Prakticar 35-70mm f/3.5-4.5, Ilford FP4. PMK Pyro. Very odd; I checked a few moments before I posted and <strong>Donald</strong>'s hadn't shown up, despite being quite some time before mine. Still, better too many than too few...</p><div></div>

[donald_miller5]

<p>Have to get the forum police after one of us. Like yours better</p>

[Bill Bowes]

<p>The Obsidian Aqua (OA) developer continues to keep my mind busy. It has some different features than my 510-Pyro. With the 510 I could always count on the scanning to bring up 2 or 3 more "Zones" (mostly from the shadow areas), but the OA needs a bit more TLC with placements. Lots of things to play with!<br /> Abandoned grain storage building in Sulvana, Wa. Agfa Record III plus G filter, 100Tmax @ 64asa, Pilot metering. 1.0 ml OA in 450 Nikor, 22min, V600 scan. Picture is a 11"x14" format crop from what might be a 12x18" print from the 6x9 neg. Enjoy, Bill</p><div></div>

[rick_drawbridge]

<p>Agfa Karat : Agfa Solinar 50/2.8 : Arista EDU100 : Pyrocat HD</p><div></div>

[Mike Gammill]

<p>A little late, but here's one for Sept. 11.</p><div></div>

[q.g._de_bakker]

Without some fresh posters soon, i think ...<br /><img src="http://www.qnu.nl/foto/bl/images/BL3_4.jpg"><br>For the 12^th proper.

[Edwin Barkdoll]

<p>Shot in 1976 (?), Leica M3, unknown lens, unknown development, probably Tri-X</p><div></div>

[Mike Gammill]

<p>Thanks for joining our 365 day thread, Edwin. Great image. Hard to beat Tri-X.</p>

[rick_drawbridge]

<p>Exakta Varex IIa : 58mm CZJ Biotar f/2 : Kentmere 100 : PMK Pyro</p><div></div>

[donald_miller5]

<p>You have touched a warm spot in my heart. I was a real railway enthusiast and still am to some extent. Nice. I have a lot of train photos but most of them are digital.</p>

[rick_drawbridge]

<p>I'm pleased, <strong>Donald</strong>. It's surprising just how many photographers are railway enthusiasts, often in combination with vintage aircraft and cars...</p>

[donald_miller5]

<p>In the 1970s I had friends who were art majors who took photography courses and 1 or 2 professional photographers. They had a bias against color saying it covered up a lot of poor work. (not preaching here just stating other's opinions back then). It was hard enough for me to use color so I stayed away but from B&W I really want to try B&W. Anyway this was Kodachrome in 1996 with either Signet 50 or a Pentax with a generic lens that I photo shopped to BW. South Street Seaport World Trade center in background.</p>

[donald_miller5]

<p>try again</p><div></div>

[donald_miller5]

<p>I get it right one of these times</p><div></div>

[billy_stewart]

<p>Nice loco shot Rick. I'm a railfan.</p>

[billy_stewart]

<p>Canon EF, Canon 100 2.8 FD BL, Vivitar 36mm ext tube, Ilford HP5</p>

<p><img src="http://i79.photobucket.com/albums/j129/bill500_2006/Photo%20net/img200_zpslxf5jwbd.jpg" alt="" /></p>

[rick_drawbridge]

<p>Voss Diax IIb : Schneider-Kreuznach Tele-Xenar 90/3.5 : Ilford FP4 : PMK Pyro</p><div></div>

[Edwin Barkdoll]

<p>Another blast from '75-'76. Bethany Beach, Delaware.<br>

Leica M3, unknown lens, probably Tri-X</p><div></div>

[donald_miller5]

I do not have a lucid reason, but that is incredible

[Robin Smith]

<p>French village.</p><div></div>

[Robin Smith]

<p>Country graveyard.</p><div></div>

[Edwin Barkdoll]

<p>Excellent country graveyard, Robin. I half expect the shambling figure of the first zombie in the original "Night of the Living Dead" to appear stage left.</p>