Happy Mother’s Day!
As an aside, this image represents Test Shot #1 (literally, the first shot from the first roll of film) from my Mamiya 7II.
—Peter.
I still shoot film so that I can learn to shoot and process digital properly.
—Peter.
A double-meaning with this title: her studies, of course, and my ongoing study of the M240 colour signature.
—Peter.
The M240 makes a great B&W digital camera.
Seriously, has anybody had any luck using IR filters to try and reign in the hideous colour signature of the M240?
—Peter.
The state of my mind, photographically speaking (amended Sunday May 11th 2014).
Leica M240
Leica 50mm Summilux ASPH
Leica M3
Voigtländer Nokton 40mm f/1.4
Mamiya RZ67
Mamiya RZ 110mm/2.8
Mamiya RZ 180mm/4.5
Mamiya RZ tilt/shift adapter
Mamiya 7II
Mamiya 80mm f/4.
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—Peter.
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I’ve been busy developing Tri-X, shot with my Mamiya RZ67 and Leica M3, using my process for developing B&W film.
The moments captured reflect what I cherish the most: Life’s Little Moments.
Unfortunately, we’ve been thrust into darkness again, as winter doesn’t seem to want to go. If I was photographing with a digital camera, my output over the last few days would have been zero. But somehow, with a shutter speed of 1/15 (or less!) and a few rolls of Kodak, I’ve produced a few images worth keeping.
I’ll be posting some of them, starting tomorrow.
In the meantime… I wait for good light.
—Peter.