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Howth Harbour Trawlers Colour and 1st shot with Mamiya RB67
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Took this on the way home from work a couple of weeks ago C & C very much appreciated
Shot with Nikon d700 24-70 55mm F11 15s iso 125
Shot with Mamiya RB67 180mm F11 15s Iford FP4 (I have no shutter release cable so could be why there is a bit of blur or maybe boat moved!)
1st ever roll of film with this camera (1st roll in about 6 years) and 1st roll of B/W processin since I left school over 20 years ago
Hi Marc,
Couple of good shots here.
I think #1 is a very attractive photograph.
I like the colour which I think gives a good representation of the time of day.
I think maybe it would have been a little better if
all of the front trawler had been included.#2, of course, is valuable for all the reasons that your text explains.
It’s not a bad image either.Well done.
John.
well done Marc,
wll done on the film shooting and processing.
It is a pity the bottom of the boat on #1
is not included as John says but it is a minor thing
as the image is very nice.It does look like the boat moved-
good pictures, interesting comparison-
like you said, you’ve done this before-Like riding a bike…
Thanks for the comments, one thing I was disappointed with on the film was the contrast on some of the images, they required quite a bit of work in PS, I will post some later, (any suggestions from film veterans much appreciated)
Marc
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