Although i have posted shots from my Bronica already the shots below are from my first roll with my SQ-A. The only reason they haven't been posted earlier is that i have only just got the chemicals in to develop them.
My wife and i decided to head up to Maryport in the Lake District very last minute one Friday evening a month or two ago. We had friends up there who said we could stay over and the plan was to get to Derwent Water near Keswick before dawn to catch some sunrise shots over the water. Sure enough after 4 hours sleep there we were on the lakeside waiting for the sky to brighten. It was a joy to use my SQ-A for the first time and i cant wait to get back up that way again for some more shots. Tiring but fulfilling.
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Saturday, 26 November 2011
Monday, 1 August 2011
The Shores of Mars
Last weekend my wife and i went up to Maryport in Cumbria to stay with some friends who have recently moved up there. There were about ten of us camping over in a field behind their house and bouncy castle had been hired to kill the small hours of each morning.
The weather was glorious on Friday and Saturday, and at night you could see so many stars it was breathtaking. I quite fancied doing some star trail photos but couldnt sum up the energy to set the gear up. I regret that now as my plan to do it Saturday night was thwarted by clouds. After an evening of bouncing and restless sleep we all decided to head to the nearby beach to pass some time and take in some sun. Now im not one for lying in the sun all day, i get bored and restless so i decided to head for the shore with my friend and his dog. Fortunately before leaving the campsite i had thought to grab my Diana F+ and a roll of Velvia so i loaded up and started shooting at anything that caught my eye. After an hour or so we were back at the campsite ready for barbeque and frisbee.
Instead of sticking around on Sunday i headed straight home as i was feeling rough and just wanted to lie down. I thought about how my film would turn out. I knew it would have an extreme colour shift because this is Velvia were talking about! The resulting photos were... red. And thats an understatement! Ive had purple Velvia before but never such an intense amount of red. I must confess that i quite like it. Who knows what colour my next roll of Velvia will go?
The weather was glorious on Friday and Saturday, and at night you could see so many stars it was breathtaking. I quite fancied doing some star trail photos but couldnt sum up the energy to set the gear up. I regret that now as my plan to do it Saturday night was thwarted by clouds. After an evening of bouncing and restless sleep we all decided to head to the nearby beach to pass some time and take in some sun. Now im not one for lying in the sun all day, i get bored and restless so i decided to head for the shore with my friend and his dog. Fortunately before leaving the campsite i had thought to grab my Diana F+ and a roll of Velvia so i loaded up and started shooting at anything that caught my eye. After an hour or so we were back at the campsite ready for barbeque and frisbee.
Instead of sticking around on Sunday i headed straight home as i was feeling rough and just wanted to lie down. I thought about how my film would turn out. I knew it would have an extreme colour shift because this is Velvia were talking about! The resulting photos were... red. And thats an understatement! Ive had purple Velvia before but never such an intense amount of red. I must confess that i quite like it. Who knows what colour my next roll of Velvia will go?
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