MSA O/N October 2024 "PLEASE BE SEATED"

What About Bob

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All images made with a Rolleicord TLR with 75mm lens. Kentmere 400 at EI 250. Developed in Barry Thornton's D-23 with 12 grams per liter of metaborate for 4:30 in both baths at 77.2F/25.1C. Kentmere VC select glossy paper and no filters. Prints developed in homebrew D72, Dektol, at 1:3

#1 - New image: 10/04/2024
"Chair on high"
Exposure: 1/60 at f/6.7
Paper exposure: 9 seconds at f/11, no filters

#2 - New image: 10/04/2024
"Leafy Seat"
Exposure: 1/30 at f/8
Paper exposure: 12 seconds at f/11, no filters

#3 - New image: 10/04/2024
"Seats for Two"
Exposure: 1/60 at f/13
Paper exposure: 9 seconds at f/11, no filters

#4 - New image: 10/04/2024
"Take half of a load off"
Exposure: 1/15 at f8
Paper exposure: 12 seconds at f/11, no filters

#5 - New image: 10/04/2024
"Wheelchair" - Lighting wasn't all that great.
Exposure: 1/60 at f/13
Paper exposure: 12 seconds at f/11, no filters
 

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BAC1967

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Old and new. First the old one, Leica IIf with a Leitz Summaron 3.5cm f/3.5 lens. The film is red-scaled Kodak Max 400.

Have a Seat by Bryan Chernick, on Flickr

The new one was shot with a Zeiss Ikon Super Ikonta 530 on CatLabs X Film 80 and developed in beer. VacuBot and his dog Hoover. He's been sitting at this bench with his dog for over a decade now.

 

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New photo, from October 5th, Voigtlander Bessa 6x9 and Voigtar f/4.5 11cm uncoated triplet, infrared trichrome on Aviphot 200, developed in Rodinal 1+25 semi-stand, 12 minutes 20C gentle turn at 6 minutes.


 

drkhalsa

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My favorite one is the folding chair in the corner of the boardwalk.
 

drkhalsa

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Vacubot and Hoover is really cool.
 

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Old one. Probably Contax G2, probably Neopan1600. But really, who's to say?

 

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How about an entry from a ringer, with full acknowledgement that Yousuf Karsh isn't eligible to be named the "winner".
 

Ivo Stunga

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That redshifted one is tasty indeed
 

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New. Old? Shot this a few days ago. Speed Graphic, Ansco Triple S Pan 3x4 film expired in 1948, developed in something I mixed up on the spot, printed on 8x10 Medalist single weight paper of unknown age. So, new but very, very old.

This was a chair I bought in flat pack about 20 years ago. Completely rickety. I had 4 of them - this was the last one standing. Been outside for about 5 years. I'm watching it decay.

 

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All old, taken this Spring:

1. A commencement ceremony setup - This was on a Minolta Autocord, HP5 1600 (+2). I was just experimenting with pushing HP5, and I'm surprised at how normal it looks.



2. My favorite little nook at work - The exposure was difficult as the lighting was drastically different from tree to seats. This was a Nikon FM2N with Aurora 800, but I'm not sure which lens.



3. A lunch spot that had interesting seating - The lab left a bad scratch on the scan and I haven't bothered to fix it. This was on a Pentax 6x7 MLU w/ 105mm lens and Ilford FP4.

 
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