Brian Moore
Moderator
Actually it's The Getty Center. The film was expired Kodak BW400CN that I later cross-processed in Rodinal. The camera was my Cheap-As-Chips Konica Autoreflex TC.
Dining at the Temple of Karnak
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Actually it's The Getty Center. The film was expired Kodak BW400CN that I later cross-processed in Rodinal. The camera was my Cheap-As-Chips Konica Autoreflex TC.
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adam hoskins
Guest
Just love this , nice lead in lines with the shadow and people. Superb me thinks
Hamish Gill
Tech Support (and Marketing)
ah yes, my world feels slightly more at piece, the birds song out of my window sound less discordant, the sun is shining slightly brighter and my man flu is slightly less annoying ... all because the normality of having a Brian photo to look at today has returned! 
And a very interesting return too
Im with Adam!
so whats with the brown at the bottom? something to do with the cross process?
And a very interesting return too
Im with Adam!
so whats with the brown at the bottom? something to do with the cross process?
Brian Moore
Moderator
Adam,...thank you. Much appreciated.
Hamish,...
I'm delighted I could contribute so meaningfully to you life! And thank you.
As to the brown edge,...I'm not sure why that happens. I have other images that have that. It only happens once per roll, and not on every roll. I'm wondering if it's the last frame in the roll, although I don't know why that would make a difference. I'll pull the negs out and have a look.
Hamish,...
I'm delighted I could contribute so meaningfully to you life! And thank you. As to the brown edge,...I'm not sure why that happens. I have other images that have that. It only happens once per roll, and not on every roll. I'm wondering if it's the last frame in the roll, although I don't know why that would make a difference. I'll pull the negs out and have a look.
Hamish Gill
Tech Support (and Marketing)
Odd isn't it! ... be certainly interested to hear the cause!
