Showing posts with label nightlife. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nightlife. Show all posts

Monday, 14 October 2013

London on Film - Ilford HP5 Plus @ ISO1600 (14/10/2013)

Some black & white snaps around London from earlier this year.

All photos shot on the Nikon FM3A with a 35mm lens and Ilford HP5 Plus, pushed to ISO 1600 and processed in Microphen stock solution:




 

Sunday, 28 April 2013

London on film - Ilford HP5 Plus @ ISO1600 (28/04/2013)

It's been a while since my last post. I owe myself to post something today. Here are some candid portraits.

All photos shot on the Ricoh GR1v and Ilford HP5 Plus, pushed to ISO 1600 and processed in Microphen stock solution:




Tuesday, 23 April 2013

London on film - Ilford HP5 Plus @ ISO1600 (23/04/2013)


More snaps around town. It's amazing what you'll find if you just look.

All photos shot on the Ricoh GR1v and Ilford HP5 Plus, pushed to ISO 1600 and processed in Microphen stock solution:





Friday, 19 April 2013

Sunday, 7 April 2013

Wednesday, 3 April 2013

London on film - Ilford HP5 Plus @ ISO1600 (03/04/2013)

What a pleasant Easter Break, and I certainly needed in order to recharge my batteries.

Today's post is a bitter-sweet one, as It's the end of my Neopan 1600 photos, but the start of my HP5 Plus. Luckily when HP5 is pushed to ISO 1600 and processes in Microphen, it produces a look consistent with Neopan 1600.

Have a look and tell me what you think and which you prefer. All photos shot on the Ricoh GR1v and Ilford HP5 Plus, pushed to ISO 1600 and processed in Microphen stock solution:





Friday, 8 February 2013

Tales on Film: Bournemouth - (08/02/2013)

My London of Film posts are some of the most popular posts on the blog and I truely enjoy sharing them, but what about film photos that aren't shot in London?
Well, now I'll be posting these in a new set simply entitled "Tales on Film".


For the first episode I'll take you to Bournemouth, September 2013. A close friend's (the baby on the right in the last photo) stag weekend.

All shots taken using my trusty little Ricoh GR1v on Fujifilm Neopan 1600: