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Lumix GH4 Camera. Vintage Auto Takumar 105mm f 2.8 M42 lense.

Lumix GH4 Camera. Vintage Auto Takumar 105mm f 2.8 M42 lense.

Lumix GH4 Camera. Vintage Auto Takumar 105mm f 2.8 M42 lense.

Panasonic GH4 : VintageMD Minolta 28mm f2.8 lens with Skylight filter. (there is an issue here and its not the filter...just my ignorance with this new/old camera. Center from is a glow spot where the colour is different........not present at wider apertures...I am still tryn to work the 4/3rds thing out and how that relates to my old lenses I am using via an adapter. Not that I really care...just a visual thang for me.Processed in Nik Silver Fx.

Taken in 2008 while on an adventure in Gunnison County Colorado. I was staying in Marble, 10, 000ft up and was lent a macro lense by a friend Bob. I traveled up higher to an old mining town called Crystal. There I wandered about in a daze on the meadow. this was from that time. Canon EOS 30 D. Some canon macro lense.

Kodak X-Ray film, Sinar F 4 x 5 cam, 90mm f6.8 Rodenstock Grandagon N, Developed in Ilford Multigrade 1: 45. Exposed at f22 for 4 seconds.

© Graham Hughes 2015 All Rights Reserved Silver gelatin print, 8 x 10ish unknown expired paper, Camera EOS 10s, Lens Hellios m42 44-2. Film Fuji HR2 Microfilm, exposed @ iso 6. developed for 10mins in Tanol 1+1+100 I am posting this not because its a stunning image, but because it represents the beginning of an exciting film journey. I was kindly given several 100ft rolls of this Fuji HR2 microfilm to try by a friend. I had to find a camera to use this unperforated film. No sprocket holes Mum. This was from a rushed shot to finish a film and start working on developing the stuff. This tree was blowing in the wind and the light was dull. I think it may have been a 6 second or more exposure..........not very good at notes. I have spent today at Gallery259 developing a few rolls....the best are hanging up drying as I type.......this is lovely film, almost seems grainless......very pleased with this print. Exciting journey unfolding. Developed in Wolfgang Moersch Tanol for 10 mins. Shot at iso 6. www.moersch-photochemie.de

© Graham Hughes 2015 All Rights Reserved Silver gelatin paper negative process. Unknown glossy single weight paper, well expired. Minolta Dynax 7000i 35 mm slr, Minolta 50mm f 1:7 lens on 2x converter.

© Graham Hughes 2015 All Rights Reserved Silver gelatin paper negative process. Unknown glossy single weight paper, well expired. Minolta Dynax 7000i 35 mm slr, Minolta 50mm f 1:7 lens on 2x converter.

© Graham Hughes 2015 All Rights Reserved Silver gelatin paper negative process. Unknown expired glossy single weight RC paper. EOS 10s 35mm SLR with Canon 70-200 lens.

© Graham Hughes 2015 All Rights Reserved Silver gelatin paper negative process. Unknown expired glossy single weight RC paper. EOS 10s 35mm SLR with Canon 70-200 lens.

© Graham Hughes 2015 All Rights Reserved Silver gelatin paper negative process. Unknown expired glossy single weight RC paper. EOS 10s 35mm SLR with Canon 70-200 lens.

© Graham Hughes 2015 All Rights Reserved Silver gelatin paper negative process. Unknown expired glossy single weight RC paper. EOS 10s 35mm SLR with Canon 70-200 lens.

© Graham Hughes 2015 All Rights Reserved Silver gelatin paper negative process. Unknown expired glossy single weight RC paper. EOS 10s 35mm SLR with Canon 70-200 lens.

© Graham Hughes 2015 All Rights Reserved 35mm silver gelatin process. Unknown paper. Zenit 35mm SLR.

© Graham Hughes 2015 All Rights Reserved 35 mm silver gelatin paper negative process. Unknown paper. 35mm Zenit SLR .

© Graham Hughes 2015 All Rights Reserved Paper Negative process with expired Brovira Grad 6 Glossy single weight paper.. Globus 5 x 7 LF. Fujinon 240mm W F:6.3 lens. Uneven development marks visible here........but I am okay with them.

© Graham Hughes 2015 All Rights Reserved Emulsion lift silver gelatin paper negative prints. (silver gelatin prints) Scanned and tweaked lovingly in Nik SFX Pro 2 Digital birth, analogue end.