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@Peter Roberts we love getting out onto the Cut when we can. It should be a little cooler this time. Went in July/August time last year...

Some while ago I made a point of visiting all of London's 'Magnificent Seven' cemeteries. A few results of those visits both appeared...

The context: Painted steel beams and a tiny plant with heart-shaped fruits.

Thanks for the reminder, Tony. As son's in Australia I should have remembered that. P.S. It certainly wasn't my intention to leave the...

Very timely down here at the bottom end. Just altered the clocks - fall back - and the trees are beginning to change and shed leaves...

If you'll excuse the seemingly conflicting pun, I reckon autumn's colours are an evergreen in terms of a very pleasing image to look at...

Very interesting, Ralph. Great write up of your experiences with the EM.

A little write-up, with a few more pics, for anyone interested🙂. https://ralphyturner.substack.com/p/testing-testing

Having been on boating holidays myself that all sounds very ambitious. As you say you'll have your work cut out working the boat, great...

I've also got orange and and pale blue filters to play with if the subject and opportunity present themselves while we're away on our...

Out of season I know but I've only just got round to finishing the roll and having it developed 🙄 Yashica D / Kodak Gold

Many thanks, Peter. I quite like K400 on it's own (seems to work particularly well on 120), but the yellow filter definitely gives it...

Those look good, Ralph. I'm glad you've got on top of that EM's little foibles. It would be a shame to relegate it to a mere...

Taken using a yellow filter on Kentmere 400. The only adjustments made were w/b points and a very subtle contrast lift. I think the EM...

We were in Arkansas for a few days visiting family and my wife & I drove about halfway down the Talimena Scenic Drive between Arkansas...