Featured Work
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Dream Life of Exile, 3 by MaxLudi
Part of a series
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strandline fence by Colin Powell
fence hung with sea weed, like a net across the strand steart point, somerset / mamiya 7, Ilford delta 100
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It won't be long sweetheart! by oulgundog
I shot this many years ago at Lurgan Agricultural Show, Co Armagh.these people and their Weimaraner dogs were waiting for ages to go into the ring. They were sat on the fountain steps close to water access as it was a very hot day. / Ive always liked this photo even though its my own(blow the bugle man!)I think it tells the story of boredom and waiting and not wanting to be there , coupled with the positioning of the subject(s) that lead the eye over the picture.. Its very ‘contrasty’ and hard..ok so I flatter myself on taking a snap! Minolta x-300 T-max film or possibly Pan F50, and printed up on a very heavy paper that contained Formaldehyde!!!! Maybe why its lasted so long !!! Featured in Black and White Film !4 th October 2009.
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Piazza Plebiscito in Naples by Elana Bailey
These buildings, at Piazza Plebiscito, were taken in Naples, Italy on b&w film. I have since scanned to digital and added a layer of texture.
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just before by kostis
Katerina Lypiridou rehearsing in bitter tears of Petra von Kaant,technoxoros theatre,athens,2001on this 3200 ASA film shot…
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Reflect by stephenmark photography
Lickey Hills Country Park, Worcestershire Camera: Hasselblad 500 C/M / Film: Ilford HP5+
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Second Thoughts by Margaret Harris
BW photograph on Ilford devlopoing paper portrait of young girl 12 years staring out at the unknown and maybe having second thoughts about something. / I like Ilford because it gives me good warm tones and the contrast I want in a BW photograph. / The second image that is in this photograph is not something that I did in the darkroom or computer…It is a eight inch square piece of prizmatic plastic that has thousands of tiny moulded prisms per inch. My husband gave it to me …from 3M…..So my daughter is holding it up beside her face to get this effect…l have used it different times in my photography…people always think it is some special effect. In color it is all rainbows. / When I did this portrait of my daughter Tanya at the time I didn’t realize until I saw the photograph that she had something on her mind when it was taken…I asked her about it and she told me she was worried about her friend who was having problems at home…She told me her friend had taken her frustrations out on her at school that day and Tanya had responded in a negitive way . She should have been more understanding…She was having second thoughts about how she had responded…I told her that she should appologize and learn from this situation….The next day all was well again between the two of them and all forgotten….I was looking at the pictures I had taken later that day and the title just popped in my head …”Second Thoughts” literally in a visual way.. I ended up useing this plastic square a lot in my images and did a whole series of photographs with it. My photography friends all wanted to borrow it.
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fade away by kostis
andonis back in the 90’s / minolta X-700
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The Bike by markmason
A pinhole image on Ilford multigrade. This is the bike the wheels came from in 2006, I had an opportunity to use a pinhole camera, ran round to my lockup at Arthause and bunged the bike in front of it.
Recent Work
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Solar Eclipse by Tom-Sky
Sun simmingly emerged in city’s polution – symbolic / interpretation of human self destruction via “industrialism” Photo taken in Europe Poland in around 1990 / 35mm film camera Zenith and sepia tone / all darkroom processed print – scanned
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Past vs Present by chpapaioannou
The momument on the background is blurred. Just like the past. Though it can’t be seen, is still can be remembered. For some of our ancestors fought for rights, for freedom, for life. Though the young lady of our present stands with her back turned, looking to the future, the past is still there. Dressed up nice and warm, she cherishes the good life offered to her. This photo is supposed to be a tribute to all our forefathers. / ________ Camera : Hasselblad 500C/M / Lens : Carl Zeiss Planar 80mm/f=2.8 / Film : Agfa APX
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Future by chpapaioannou
Many times people are expected to make decisions. Decisions based on facts, instincts or dreams. Taking in consideration these elements, it’s possible to predict a straight line ahead. No harsh turns, no gaps on the path. But sometimes this path, no matter how straight it seems, it’s hanging over a cliff. A moment of distraction and the safe way close to the wall is gone. One walks next to the other edge. The one with no safety. And the end, is always dark. For no one can ever see what the path has in store. For it’s the Future. / _______ Info: Camera : Hasselblad 500C/M / Lens : Carl Zeiss Planar 80mm/f=2.8 / Film : Ilford Delta Pro 100
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Prisonbreak by chpapaioannou
Seeing an old cage in a medieval fort hanging, brings to one’s mind images of entrapment, punishment (righteous or not) and eventually torture. Its door left open gives hope that someone, made their way out. Either physically or mentally trapped, this picture symbolizes the urge to break free. Here’s to the ones that made it. / _______ Info: Camera : Hasselblad 500C/M / Lens : Carl Zeiss Planar 80mm/f=2.8 / Film : Ilford Delta Pro 100
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riverside by Justin Waldinger
view looking out onto the riverside piers on New York’s west side. Kodak Tmax 100/ Tmax developer
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riverside remains by Justin Waldinger
one section showing part of the remains of the 69th street transfer bridge on manhattan’s riverside drive. kodak tmax 100/tmax developer / 1 minute exposure
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Walsham Le Willows II #4868 by Paul Cooklin
Fine Art Film Photography
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Walsham Le Willows I #4878 by Paul Cooklin
Fine Art Film Photography
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Walsham Le Willows III #4865 by Paul Cooklin
Fine Art Film Photography
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Bokeh #5123 by Paul Cooklin
Fine Art Film Photography / Hasselblad 500cm | 80mm | Ilford Panf
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Wild Grasses #5131 by Paul Cooklin
Fine Art Film Photography / Hasselblad 500cm | 80mm | Ilford Panf
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"Pure races exist only in dirty minds" by kostis
“Athens global forum on migration”. / Demonstration opposite the greek parliament. One of the last shots of my Konica EEmatic rangefinder (1963), before i smushed it by accident today… :(
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