Taken in CEBU, Philippines with my 1950's Carl Zeiss 'CONTINA' folding 35mm rangefinder I take for B&W photos. outdated Ilford Delta 100 film processed in Crawley Formula FX37. Jesus seems to have been re-trained from being a Carpenter ---
Taken many years ago in Dubrovnik-- at the time I had a Carl Zeiss IKOFLEX camera I had bought new in Germany when I was there in the British Army 1956-58 for the equivalent in Pounds Sterling of £ 15 -00 -- it had a Zeiss Opton-Tessar lens which was 'good' for a while then it sunk into the lens mount and I could never get any sharper photos -- I was told those 1950's Opton-Tessars were set in pitch and when it got HOT the pitch softened. I used Ilford FP3 film. I did a 20x16" print for Camera Club competi
Taken many years ago in Dubrovnik, I had a ZEISS IKOFLEX at the time I had bought in Germany new when I was there in the British Army 1956-58 -- I used Ilford FP3 film -- I did a 20x16" Exhibition print for Camera Club competitions -- this is scanned from a 10x8" darkroom print. The lens was a 75mm f3.5 Zeiss Opton- Tessar which sunk into the mount later on due to heat.
Single RAW Frame with conversion using Sony's Digital Image Converter. STEAM - Museum of the Great Western Railway, Swindon, England. Shot from a tripod at 35mm, f/10. ISO 400 and 1.6 seconds Exposure. Matrix Metering.
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