Maine on Film

[Ricochetrider]

Took a trip to teh mid coast area of Maine back in September, a tiny village named Round Pond, where my GF's cousins have a house. Of course there's gonna be at least a smattering of the obvious stuff from any holiday trip, but my goal is to always come away with a sense of the "real" place and not a full compliment of "typical" touristy views.  

Hmmm looking at these, they've all come out of my 500cm, almost certainly using either the 80mm Planar or the 250mm Sonnar lenses. Color film, I believe, was Kodak Portra, Polaroid  FP100c, and possibly some E6 stuff? B&W was either Ilford Pan F Plus 50 or Kodak Tri-X. 

Cheers. 

 

 

 

[Jon Eckman]

You did well. For a short time in the early 70's  I lived near Rockland, had a B&W darkroom and fooled around for a bit with negative altering chemicals. This is one result that I liked.

[dmanthree]

Here's a few from Kennebunkport taken in 2006. All shot on Tri-X with a Yashica Mat 124G.

[mjferron]

Nice shots. I lived about an hour inland from that area for about 4 years. I miss the variety of photo ops that area offers. 

[Ricochetrider]

Thanks guys, and nice shots, everyone! 

[JDMvW]

Lake Sebago, ME

Kodachrome II

[dave_thomas8]

Alas, this all reminds me how long it's been ...

From a 2012 venture to Lubec -- the*very* eastern part of the state:

(Original Acros in an Ercona II)

West Quoddy Light

Quoddy Head

A Maine Beach (at Quoddy State Park)

Edited December 12, 2022 by dave_thomas8

[AlanKlein]

Velvia 50 120 6x7:

Portland Head Lighthouse on Cape Elizabeth, Portland, Maine, USA

[Dave Carhart]

Kennebec Arsenal, Augusta

Pentax 67 Ilford FP4