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hiya all again, another one from last weekend



cheers

john

hiya all

a couple of quick scans from dungeness today.





cheers

john

hiya all

might try to get down there myself this sunday, will look out for you if i do.

cheers

john

hiya peter, welcome to the forum!

tis a long story but the short version is: left college, found work in the studio shootin the carpets / room sets for a few years then the end of the 80's recession hit so lost my job then, started doing weddings and fitting bank strongrooms!!! weird job, then met a girl moved to london worked in a ...

well it certainly has changed from when i was there. we all had to get on the course with portfolio's so everyone was keen and knew how to handle 35mm. they taught us well, quite old staff who were sticklers for quality. the old printing guy, chignell i think his name was, was quite scary but he rea...

hiya again yes, monorails are a bit cumbersome in the field. lots of movements available on them though. my days at the college were over 20 years ago so a lot has changed since then. we had very good grounding in studiowork with 4x5's and lighting and a very good printing teacher. it led me to work...

hiya james,

i see you have found me on flickr! hoped you liked them. when i get my 5x4 i will be able to post some here as i'm only shooting on 6x9 at the mo, it is a monorail tho.

cheers

john

hiya all john here, currently living in london. i'm just moving up to large format from my lovely little 6x9 ish peco junior. i shoot mainly land/sea/cityscapes and also people with 35mm and 6x7. i'm on the list for a chamonix too, roll on december i say, i can hardly wait! here's a link to one of m...