Yellow Glow

[Rob MacKillop]

This is what happens when you leave your yellow filter on a colour film...in this case Reala 100 and the Konica Hexar AF. I quite like the effect - makes a change, if nothing else. Some tourist shots of Edinburgh:

Left to Right: Holy Rood, where the queen parks her bum when in Edinburgh; more in the foreground, a monument to Robert Burns; the Scottish Parliament; and the strange roof thing is a geology centre for tourists. In the background, Arthur's Seat...



The sun setting down on our town...



Princes Street



Remembrance and Walter Scott



The shooter



The bag boys



The canon

 

[Pete Askew]

A fine set anyway Rob. I do like Bag Boys and I love the effect that the filter has had on the white buildings in the first. Also like cross processing.

 

[Rob MacKillop]

Cheers, Pete. My heart sank when I saw my mistake, but I'm not too fussed. The effect is not without interest.

 

[Brian Moore]

Also like cross processing.

Not entirely sure what you mean, Pete, but these images seem more like redscale film shots to me. (These may be a bit more yellow, but if you shoot redscale film two stops over the box speed the results go into the brown/yellow tones.)

I saw the first one on facebook this morning Rob. Glad to see the whole set now. Excellent.

 

[Rob MacKillop]

Thanks, Brian. Appreciated. Part of me likes having lost control

 

[Ivar Dahl-Larsen]

I'm a man of few words so I can only say that I like them very much, some more than the other. Makes me want to go back.