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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...

Both cameras very nice, gents. I have the slightly basic Vito C with the f2.8 Skopar. A beautifully made camera that still works well...

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

Funnily enough, I've just been reading those, too🤓

I read the article on fungus as well as the others linked on haze and separation.

Likewise. I only came across tge site the other day while looking for something else.

Thanks for the link Ralph, I wasn't aware of JAPB and it looks like the sort of stuff I like to read.

I've just come a ross this article. It may be of interest. I never knew saliva could be so useful...

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

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...

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

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...

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...

Hutton Cranswick, close to Beverley in the East Riding of Yorkshire. A truly historic land full of strange character.