John Sheldon's photos

18 Jun 1978

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495 visits

A Walk in the Park - June 1978

One of my daughters in 1978. Pentax S1A 35mm SLR, Peak 135mm F2.8 lens, Ilford FP4 monochrome negative film. Negative scanned in CanoScan 8800F.

05 Feb 1980

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522 visits

Deal, or No Deal?

(Or, "Who will rid me of this turbulent priest?") Two 120 film negatives treated as a diptych. Mamiya C220 TLR (with 80mm f2.8 Sekor lenses, probably). Kodak 400 ISO colour negative film.

05 Feb 1980

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576 visits

Lewis Chessman - Double exposure

Double exposure on a single negative, the second one with pulled focus. Mamiya C220 TLR with 80mm f2.8 Sekor lenses (I think) Kodak 400 ISO 120 size colour negative film. Figure is a replica Lewis chess piece.

05 Feb 1980

1 favorite

458 visits

Garden Games - February 1980

"I know I got a new tricycle, but this old stick is much more fun." Mamiya C220 TLR with 80mm f2.8 Sekor lenses, Kodak 400 ISO 120 size colour negative film.

05 Feb 1980

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468 visits

Life is fun when you're one and a half

Kodak 400 ISO 120 film. Mamiya C220 TLR camera with 135mm f4.5 Sekor lenses. Vivitar flash (bounced). Taken sometime around February 1980.

05 Feb 1980

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585 visits

Madonna and Child - February 1980

All Saint's Church, Basingstoke. The only picture in which I have used aperture f45. Kodak 400ASA 120 film. Scanned in CanoScan 8800F and processed in Lightroom, all digital sharpening turned off. Taken with 135mm f4.5 Sekor lens.

31 Aug 1978

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658 visits

St Michael's Church, Basingstoke - August 1978

Pentacon 30mm f3.5 lens. Ilford FP4 35mm film.

01 Sep 1977

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364 visits

West Window at All Saints' Church, Basingstoke - September 1977

All Saints' Church, Southern Road, Basingstoke, in 1977. Ilford FP4 film.

01 Sep 1977

402 visits

East Window and Tower at All Saints' Church, Basingstoke - September 1977

All Saints' Church, Southern Road, Basingstoke, in 1977. Ilford FP4 film.
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