The lounging works surprisingly well as a vertical.
I was surprised too, but that's typical of all my shots (being surprised that it worked at all, I mean) :rolleyes:
Very nice essay, Will. There are few things I hate more than moving, but your new place looks nice enough to soften the blow. Best of luck in it. The 35-70 Zuiko lens is a joy. Will pics of the darkroom be forthcoming? :cool:
Thank you, James. The new place offers new possibilities, but truthfully I still don't know where my darkroom will be situated, I know it won't be a permanent one, but it will be better than a bathroom because at least I will have a real darkroom sink.
In the word of Charlie Sheen. WINNER. Love the grain.
Larry, I hear that Agfa film has pronounced grains, maybe this can masquerade as Agfa APX.
Excellent pics, Will! The grain is very nice, and your new place looks nice, too. I hope you're very comfortable there. I moved to a new house in another part of town a little more than a year ago; I had always felt "at home" in the old house, even from the beginning, because it sort of spoke to me the first time I set foot in it..."You're home," it said.
The new house, however, felt somewhat like a motel room for the first couple of weeks. Took some getting used to, but now I'm happy here.
Do I see a Polaroid of some kind hiding amongst your theology books?
Pete, I like the new place way better than the old one. This to me says home (or is that 'homey'
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Good catch, de Polaroid is my bookend. Those works surprisingly well as they are heavy, rigid and it looks interesting when opened.
That OM 2000 seems to be in good working order. A nice score ! These images look great. The boots are my fav.
Charles, that it is. Another thing that surprised me is even though the combo is super light, I can shoot 1/30th up to 1/15th without crazy shutter fuzziness materializing. I bracketed the boots shot at 1/60 and 1/30, the one up there was shot at 1/30th shutter speed.
