Brian Moore
Moderator
Huntington Beach, just to the north of the pier, last Saturday afternoon.
Olympus XA and Ilford HP5 processed in Rodinal.
Olympus XA and Ilford HP5 processed in Rodinal.
Critique Welcomed Beach Fun On A Blustery Day
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Rob MacKillop
Edinburgh Correspondent
Well, it does look like fun. Breezy?
Julian de'Courcy
Well-Known Member
Simply adore the aesthetics of the medium you use with your own slant on it Brian. So with that as a starting point once again I find myself getting pleasure once again from viewing one of your photographs. Cannot say more really.
Thanks.
Thanks.
Brian Moore
Moderator
Aye, Rob. Blawy. I've edited the title accordingly. (And somewhat in deference to English speakers.
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Brian Moore
Moderator
That is very kind of you, Julian. Thank you!
Rob MacKillop
Edinburgh Correspondent
I agree with Julian. Brian is an inspiration.
Brian Moore
Moderator
Its gonnie go to tae ma heid, Rob! 
Rob MacKillop
Edinburgh Correspondent
Could go worse places on your body!
Pete Askew
Admin
Damned fine. And again, love the grain. Love the couple in the background. Is it a phone or a gun?!
Paul Lange
Moderator
Love the grain on this one Brian. Did you do anything in particular to get the grain like that?
Brian Moore
Moderator
Its California, Pete. Probably it's a Derringer or something.Damned fine. And again, love the grain. Love the couple in the background. Is it a phone or a gun?!
Seriously, though, thank you for the comments.
Brian Moore
Moderator
Thanks Paul.
I developed two different rolls in the same can so I decided on a "stand" development of one hour. I agitated just once, at the very beginning. But I agitated for a longer time than usual,...about 60 seconds. (Normally I go only 30.) Perhaps the longer agitation enhanced the grain in the faster of the two films (this one being HP5 and the other Delta 100).
Thanks again, Paul!
