1950 Kiev 2 with Helios 103 lens, 400 ISO Ilford film, developed in the sink with cat support
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2012-09-26| Grant saysOhh! We were expecting camera obscura with pinhole, lavender oil and bitumen on pewter, developed in the belfry with bat support…
2012-09-26| Spike saysHaving a bit of trouble obtaining bitumen.
2012-09-26| Grant saysYes of course, the land of the concrete road! Perhaps your local hospital still uses it for cauterising stumps after amputations…
2012-09-26| Spanky saysCauterizing stumps? How does one acquire such knowledge?
Lovely photo.
2012-09-26| Pete saysIgnore the gainsayers, It’s a cracking picture.
2012-09-27| Grant saysMy uncle was an amateur gynocologist, and his cousin did amps on sundays…
2012-09-27| Grant saysSir! We gainsaid nothing! Young Spanky correctly opined that it was indeed a lovely photo and I am in complete agreement with your good self on the merit of the said image. What is indeed wonderful is that dear Uncle Spike, whose commitment to the digital image seems total, cares enough about his art to want to go and do it the old fashioned way as well. Having myself comprehensively failed school-boy level developing and printing I am in awe.
2012-09-27| Spanky saysYour family’s interest are nothing but diverse.
2012-09-28| Grant saysOur forebears were surgeon-carpenters in the Royal Navy for generations…