(I've been rather absent lately, my apologies)
These were taken with my Olympus OM20 SLR, using a Kodak Plus-X 125 B&W film (ISO 125). I called it my 'mysterious roll of film' since it sat around my flat for a couple of months (since about Feb I think) before I got round to taking it to get developed (which cost £17 much to my annoyance!) These were some of the more decent shots that I got off the roll (scanned with a Canon N670U).
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These are awesome. Thank you for sharing. I really like the last one, and the one with all the people. Very cool.
Is that St. Pauls in the background of the first picture? Neat pics.
Quote from: markinro on August 30, 2009, 09:44:14 AM
Is that St. Pauls in the background of the first picture? Neat pics.
No, it's a church in Greenwich which I'm afraid I don't know the name of.
Great shots and welcome back Steph :)
Sadly, I got sidetracked into trying to name the station.
I failed.
These are really great - and B/W gives them a good deal of character and added charm.
Quote from: Feathers on August 30, 2009, 12:46:43 PM
Sadly, I got sidetracked into trying to name the station.
I failed.
It's Abbey Wood :))
Was that a yellow filter on the third picture?
Quote from: AlanP on August 30, 2009, 01:01:57 PM
Was that a yellow filter on the third picture?
No, I think I had a 52mm skylight filter on the lens (not sure, it might have been a 49mm). I've got a couple of colour filters but to be honest I've never actually thought about using any.
If you have a red filter, use it to shoot clouds, old buildings, tombstones, and railroad cars. Awesome stuff.
Quote from: AlanP on August 30, 2009, 03:24:16 PM
If you have a red filter, use it to shoot clouds, old buildings, tombstones, and railroad cars. Awesome stuff.
Thanks for the tip, might try that this weekend! :)