Taken at waist level as I passed -- focus and framing guessed , I wanted to use up some 1996 outdated Kodak P3200 film which I processed in home-made Microphen 1+1 for 9 mins @ 20oC . Grainy but OK for Computer viewing !
Taken at waist level as I passed -- focus and framing guessed , I wanted to use up some 1996 outdated Kodak P3200 film which I processed in home-made Microphen 1+1 for 9 mins @ 20oC . Grainy but OK for Computer viewing !
Taken at waist level as I passed -- focus and framing guessed , I wanted to use up some 1996 outdated Kodak P3200 film which I processed in home-made Microphen 1+1 for 9 mins @ 20oC . Grainy but OK for Computer viewing ! I cut her HEAD OFF but it is 'ARTY' and would sell for lots of $$$ or the newly-devalued £££ in a Gallery I bet !
Taken at waist level as I passed -- focus and framing guessed , I wanted to use up some 1996 outdated Kodak P3200 film which I processed in home-made Microphen 1+1 for 9 mins @ 20oC . Grainy but OK for Computer viewing !
Another Beggar in our town-- an East European who was probably told the 'Streets of England are Paved with GOLD and he would get a HOUSE and a JOB ' !!
Outside the Brentwood Iceland Store taken with camera at waist level as i walked by, using 'Zone Focus' -- I processed the 1996 outdated film in home-made Microphen 1+1
I saw these three 'Characters' in Brentwood High Street and had a laugh as I took their photo --- then today I was out and saw the gent on the LEFT of photo sitting on the same seat talking to another mate in a wheelchair, so I told him the photo was 'Online' and getting some good comments and he was pleased -- I offered to do him a free print but he declined.
I used my 1966 Carl Zeiss WERRAMATIC camera made in GDR for this photo -- I missed the deadline for 'Commie Camera Week' with this. I was out in Brentwood High Street and saw these three 'Characters' and had a laugh with them -- they said they were going to audition for 'Last of the Summer Wine' ( a famous British TV comedy programe where most of the characters have died) I used outdated Ilford FP4+ and processed in home-made ID11 formula 1+1.
