A creatives diary from Australia…
An architects garden shed… Mamiya 6 folder 1957 film plane focus camera HP5 ISO800 ƒ16 This Mamiya was produced from the 1940’s to 1959 in many different versions. Different range finders, many different lenses by several optical lens companies. Personally I really like the Mamiya glass the render and contrast are as good as it …
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Its been a few years since I developed a roll of film even through the digital naughties right up until 2015 when moving and the building of a new house / studio took preference over everything I managed to expose a pack or so of film a year. There has always been at least two …
The things one sees are often alarming then after a moments deduction the human error answer is likely closer to the truth. But I’ll bet some poor partner gets a verbal roasting for this mistake…
Apparently the longest chairlift in the southern hemisphere, many people seem to enjoy the arial trip over the first basin.
A short walk through the ‘difficult’ Cataract gorge track, the sun was getting low and that orange horizontal light that we get at this time of year leached almost all of the colour out of this scene. Had an old Rusky Helios lens mounted. Its as sharp as they come and has quite a unique …
Last week a huge marquee was constructed on the first basin swiming pool so that Qantas and the tourist industry could chuck a party. To all accounts they had a good time, this giant Meccano set construction was assembled in three days
A look down the Tamar Valley from Gravelly Beach 6X9 Kodak Ektar Voigtlander Bessa
Its been quite some time since I posted anything but having taken nearly 18 months to build a new home, studio and an almost completed a darkroom in the last year time for blogging has been a sparse commodity. However I did take a few days off here and there that gave me some time …