Isle of Purbeck meet up in March?

[Glenn Haworth]

Two very good images Sean. Velvia 50 may have "gone nuts" in the second one but it reminds me of the evening light we had

I had a play with fixing the green cast in my images and re-posted new versions in the original post above. Hopefully they are a little better

Looking better, not quite as green as before

Hopefully I'll get my shots processed next week. Need to take a couple more sheets of Portra to make up a batch.

[TimH]

Hi Folks - Film arrived back. Just to add to the thanks to Sean for arranging a good day out (the beer and food in the Red Lion good too).
Ok - the one you were all interested in :-
No ND's, Portra 160, polariser to put some detail in the water and a six stop ND filter were used. Shame the light wasnt a bit better at this time. This is my 1st long exposure on Portra - I think I guessed at adding about 6 seconds for reciprocity having nowt else to go on (has anyone ?) giving a 23 seconds exposure.


Winspit by Tim_Hodgson, on Flickr

[Sean Lewis]

That's better Paul, they look pretty damn good now!
Very nice indeed Tim, it certainly works for me! They've put the sails back on Halnacker Windmill now so give us a shout when you fancy popping over.

Sean

[TimH]

Hi Folks - 2nd image from the trip - what a difference a burst of sun makes

Velvia 50 quickload and a polariser... no nds/grads this time


Winspit with a burst of sun by Tim_Hodgson, on Flickr

[Paul Dunning]

Very very nice Tim, that little bit of light does indeed make all the difference.

Paul.

[Glenn Haworth]

Here's the only shot I was happy with from the weekend, thanks to Tim for letting me borrow the 400mm:



Although I did take a few more shots unfortunately I lost 4 sheets in development due to bad bleach in the C41 chemicals.

Camera: Chamonix 045N-2 5x4
Lens: Fujinon 400/8 T
Film: Kodak Portra 160
Exposure: 1s @ f/32 2/3