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A superb collection of images from the day. Mine are sat waiting for a couple more shots before I can process them, which I'm hoping will be this weekend.

TimH wrote:Ok - here's my view of Waylands Smithy. Its shot on Portra 160.

Liking the look of the Portra 160, think I need to try some

Paul Dunning wrote:

Joanna Carter wrote:

Glenn Haworth wrote:lol, and there was me thinking that LFers were on par with computer programmers

Oh dear, I are a puter prammer, what does that say about me?

Me too, I've never before felt so insulted....

Glenn, pistols or swords, I'll let you choose

How about 0's and 1's?

- Having loaded the film incorrectly into the holder, take a shot to find that the darkslide won't go back in. I've made that mistake and no amount of swearing and pushing the darkslide would make it go back in. TBC as I haven't developed the sheet yet but my latest mistake was to load film holder ...

Paul Mitchell wrote:Welcome Glenn, I'm sure you soon realised after meeting us all on Saturday that we're all quite normal, well adjusted people in the world of LF... well almost everyone...

Paul

lol, and there was me thinking that LFers were on par with computer programmers

Evening all, Thought it was about time I introduced myself. I've been lurking for quite a while as I've had a busy few months although this will change in the next couple of weeks. I've been shooting LF 5x4 since May/June when I was bitten by the bug and I try and get out as often as I can as there'...

Noooo, photos of me!

I think a good day was had by all and it was nice to meet everyone

Paul Mitchell wrote:You'd be most welcome Glenn especially as the location is local to you.

Paul

Excellent, thanks Paul

Hi Paul,

I'm new to the forum although I've been lurking a while due to lack of time, but would like to add my name to the list if that's ok?

Glenn.

Nice find, thanks