Great & Small

[JamesT]

Way behind with processing at the moment -- I've got about 5 films scanned but not really looked at. Here are a couple from Hackpen Hill on Good Friday -- murky and not the best light so I only took 2 shots:

A view across Crowhole Bottom:

and one of the camera:

part of the test roll in an Olympus Pen-D half-frame, which will probably end up replacing the Kiev as the main colour-film camera as the Kiev wind-on is a bit temperamental.

[kev7d]

Number one is quite atmospheric.  I think you have done very well considering the conditions.  I always admire your tenacity in sticking with film.  

[Ryewolf]

Yes same here, I've never heard of the many cameras that you use or indeed the films.

[JamesT]

Thanks. 

My return to film was a result of a mishap about two and a half years ago. I was at one of the local reserves, and got caught in a very intense downpour with no shelter -- and I didn't realise that my Canon 350D was switched on. It never worked again! After that I rediscovered my old Minolta SLR and got it fixed up again, and found that except for wildlife I enjoyed the analogue process more than digital

[kev7d]

Well I  glad you are here and showing us another strand to our shared interest.