John Sheldon's photos
01 Feb 1981
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Basingstoke by Night, 1981
Basingstoke New Town centre, Hampshire, England, as viewed from the Basing View Business Park in February 1981.
Mamiya twin lens reflex camera, 65mm Sekor lenses. Kodak Tri-X monochrome film (400ASA/ISO).
Negative scanned using Canon CanoScan 8800F.
01 Oct 1982
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The Great Wall of Basingstoke
The wall at the west of the New Town centre looms over a remnant of the Old Town. Basingstoke, Hampshire, England, October 1982.
Mamiya twin lens reflex medium format camera, Ilford FP4 monchrome film (125 ASA/ISO) developed in Ilford IDXI. Mamiya Sekor 65mm lenses.
Negative scanned using Canon CanoScan 8800F.
01 Oct 1982
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What the Dickens?
Mamiya TLR (twin lens reflex) film camera with 80mm Sekor lenses. Ilford FP4 black and white film rated at 125 ISO and developed in Ilford ID XI.
Negative made in 1982. Scanned using CanoScan 8800F.
These volumes had a rich burgundy hue, and much I as I have always liked monochrome, I would use colour now for this picture.
01 May 1980
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Double framed gazelle
Two consecutive frames on a roll of 120 film, taken as a test of a Mamiya 'paramender' tripod attachment. Mamiya TLR camera with 80mm Sekor lenses. Ilford FP4 120 medium format black and white film, scanned using CanoScan 8800F.
01 May 1980
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Driftwood Guitar
The washed-out tones and exagerated woodgrain reminded me of driftwood.
Ilford FP4 120 film. Negative scanned using CanoScan 8800F, and subsequently heavily processed.
01 Oct 1982
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My Lovely Lovely Lovely Horse
October 1982.
Mamiya TLR with 80mm f2.8 standard lens. Ilford black and white film negative scanned using CanoScan 8800F.
14 Aug 2016
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Braidbar Boats at Poynton
Braidbar boatyard on the Macclesfield Canal at Poynton, Cheshire.
30 Sep 2016
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At The Little Chapel, Guernsey
Restoration work at The Little Chapel, Guernsey.
28 Jun 2010
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Window Bay at Chillingham Castle
A large room full of odd items of furniture and artefacts, including an eclectic array of musical instruments. The room is still used by the owner and his guests. Chillingham Castle, Northumberland (England's most haunted castle, apparently).
