These were all taken with the Minolta XD-11 and Ilford Delta 100 developed with D-76 and scanned with Epson 800 flatbed.
No. 1 Double Trouble State Park NJ Foreman's house with crooked Telephone pole.
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No. 2 Walking in the Park
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No. 3 Double Trouble State Park Packing house with reflection
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No. 4 Along The Toms River: No kids playing today
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Nice shots, Erich. I am thinking about dragging out my pld film acmeras myself this summer to do some retro experimenting.
ebrunner wrote:
These were all taken with the Minolta XD-11 and Ilford Delta 100 developed with D-76 and scanned with Epson 800 flatbed.
Excellent work, Erich! Which lens or lenses did you use for these? I need to get my XD-11 down from the shelf and get and shoot.
Stan
Very, very nice. I really like that house in #1.
jaymatt wrote:
Nice shots, Erich. I am thinking about dragging out my pld film acmeras myself this summer to do some retro experimenting.
I'm sure that you will have fun with it. THanks for taking a look.
Erich
StanMac wrote:
Excellent work, Erich! Which lens or lenses did you use for these? I need to get my XD-11 down from the shelf and get and shoot.
Stan
Nothing fancy, Stan. These were done with the MD 50mm f/1.4 Thanks for taking a look. BTW, I usually shoot manual; but my XD-11 still works fine in aperture or shutter priority.
Erich
AzPicLady wrote:
Very, very nice. I really like that house in #1.
Double Trouble State Park is an old company town. They produced lumber and then cranberries. It was private until about the 1960's and then it was sold and made a park. The house in no. 1 used to be where the foreman lived with his family. Thanks for taking a look.
Erich
Curmudgeon wrote:
Wonderful set as usual Erich. I am fascinated by h... (
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The crop suggestion is a good one. I don't know what it is about this photo; but it just "pops" for some reason. Good camera, good lens and good film, I guess. Thanks for taking a look. I think it might look really cool printed on metal?
Erich
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