Agfa Scala 200 slide film pushed to 1600iso, was for a long time my preference for underwater subjects.
It did nicely for above water photography too.
Affaire.jpg
Exit.jpg
Havgus 12.jpg
Agfa Scala 200 slide film pushed to 1600iso, was for a long time my preference for underwater subjects.
It did nicely for above water photography too.
Affaire.jpg
Exit.jpg
Havgus 12.jpg
Little Sahara Sand Dunes
another conversion
shot using b&w setting in camera
A few studies in LR3
Joash R
2002 Double Cab Bakkie/1997 LX450 Imvubu/2004 Pontiac Vibe
If we attend continually and promptly to the little that we can do, we shall ere long be surprised to find how little remains that we cannot do. -Samuel Butler
Was in Chicagoland for the weekend, took these with the GF1 and 20mm pancake wandering around the Shedd environs.
Joash R
2002 Double Cab Bakkie/1997 LX450 Imvubu/2004 Pontiac Vibe
If we attend continually and promptly to the little that we can do, we shall ere long be surprised to find how little remains that we cannot do. -Samuel Butler
Here are a couple of quick ones that I shot while on the CDT last year with the Beyond the Lane crew and Lance Blair. We were just tooling down the road when we came upon this awesome train! Most all of my black and whites are actually shot on film so the digital conversion is brand new to me.
IMG_6195-Edit-b&w-web by benjie edmonson, on Flickr
IMG_6210-b&w-web by benjie edmonson, on Flickr
Pat Bonish
Every Miles A Memory
Lowkey Hideaway - Come Visit
Exploring North America by Backroads and Trails When We're Not in Cedar Key
Couple of scenes from the Coyote Buttes, Utah
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Pat Bonish
Every Miles A Memory
Lowkey Hideaway - Come Visit
Exploring North America by Backroads and Trails When We're Not in Cedar Key
Scott Brown- Overland Guide and Photographer
1995 Montero SR--1987 4Runner(sold)--1997 Honda XR650L--1988 FJ62 Landcruiser (project)
"You have to remain a bit naive, a bit risky, a bit crazy if you want to experience a real adventure. You have to push the limits."
Ben I almost thought that was the same train as I shot, I had to look at the number:
Here are a few more conversions:
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