Articles in the My Travel Category
Film, Headline, Hybrid Photography, My Photos, My Travel »
TriX P 320 developed in D76
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Unforgettable sunrise at one of the higher parts of Yellowstone. During the winter, is only reachable by snow rigged vehicles (which we hired for a day with a guide).
Fuji Velvia 50
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Another shot of a Bison… This may end up being on of my favourites from the trip
Pentax 67ii + Pentax 165mm f/2.8 on Fujifilm Pro 160c (converted to BW in post)
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Two shots… one a close up of a Bison, the other the trail left by a small herd. These trails, caused by the animals as they move through the snow, decorate the entire Yellowstone landscape.
Pentax 67ii + Pentax 165mm f/2.8 on Fuji Pro 160c (second image converted to BW in post)
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Two different interpretations taken a couple of minutes apart of five bighorn sheep on a hill.
Pentax 67ii + Pentax 165mm f/2.8 on Fujifilm Neopan 100 Acros
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Lamar Valley, Yellowstone National Park
Pentax 67ii + Pentax 165mm f/2.8 on Fuji Neopan 100 Acros
Film, Hybrid Photography, My Photos, My Travel »
Got back from a 4 night trip to Yellowstone… was beautiful. My first time there and only my first (maybe second) trip purely dedicate to photography. Yellowstone was great… temperature ranged from 20f in the mornings to 45f by noon. Pretty cold but warmer than I expected and surprisingly, beautiful blue skies. Despite that, parts of the park were blanketed in several feet of snow. I shot film (all MF 6×7) exclusively. I’m neither a landscape nor a wildlife photographer, but enjoyed it immensely and tried to bring my own …
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Happy New Year everyone.
OK this is the last in the series… Just a few shots of my little family as we made our way down the coast. As I’ve already said a dozen times, it was a wonderful four day trip and I intend to do it several times more over the next 12 months. I’m delighted with the shots I took over the week – only the second time I’ve ever felt strongly (i.e. brave enough) to bring only film equipment with me on a trip… I’ll never stop …
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I’ve photographed in a dozen different countries, with countless models in abandoned mansions, inside the the hull of a supertanker, with a hundred different dogs, from the pressbox of ATP tennis matches and on set at a TV series… but I have nothing to speak of when it comes to widlife. I have no idea if I even suck or not :) – growing up just outside London gave me little exposure to wildlife and the time I spent in Singapore yielded little more than close proximity to lizards.
That will …
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Today someone asked me to elaborate about my reference yesterday to the Canoscan’s 8800F “budget” characteristics … here’s a quick summary and a comparison with a Nikon Coolscan 5000.
As a very quick introduction, the Canoscan is a budget flatbed scanner from Canon. It has a high max DPI resolution and retails at the very low price of somewhere between $160 – $200. When I first got the scanner, I was amazed that it could support such a wide variety of film formats – from 35mm film to MF to regular …
