Let's have some hideously grainy shots of Tamworth, shall we?
Shot on Ilford XP2 with my EOS 5 and a 28-80mm lens on Sunday 25th Jan (dydd Santes Dwynwen, the Welsh equivalent of Valentines Day)
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Saturday, 7 February 2015
First Post of 2015...
Hello 2015!
Let's have some hideously grainy shots of Tamworth, shall we?
Shot on Ilford XP2 with my EOS 5 and a 28-80mm lens on Sunday 25th Jan (dydd Santes Dwynwen, the Welsh equivalent of Valentines Day)
Let's have some hideously grainy shots of Tamworth, shall we?
Shot on Ilford XP2 with my EOS 5 and a 28-80mm lens on Sunday 25th Jan (dydd Santes Dwynwen, the Welsh equivalent of Valentines Day)
Thursday, 6 November 2014
Laocoön and His Sons
This is pretty much all you see in the Vatican Museums, I plan to go back off-season (if there is such a time) so I can actually pause and contemplate the pieces I want to see.
This is in the Cortile Ottagono in the Vatican Museums, a beautiful courtyard that was a welcome breath of fresh air on the way through the labyrinthine galleries, where I was stood admiring the sculpture when I was unceremoniously trampled by this marauding herd.
(The sculpture that's out of shot is Laocoön and His Sons and this enlargement is from a scanned strip of negs originally intended just for making a contact sheet, brightened up in photoshop; shot in June 2014 on Ilford FP4 with a 35mm f/2.4 lens)
This is in the Cortile Ottagono in the Vatican Museums, a beautiful courtyard that was a welcome breath of fresh air on the way through the labyrinthine galleries, where I was stood admiring the sculpture when I was unceremoniously trampled by this marauding herd.
(The sculpture that's out of shot is Laocoön and His Sons and this enlargement is from a scanned strip of negs originally intended just for making a contact sheet, brightened up in photoshop; shot in June 2014 on Ilford FP4 with a 35mm f/2.4 lens)
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