jamesruff.
photographs from my travels
Velvia 50!
Posted on April 26, 2012
i bought some Velvia 50 in 120 format a little while ago. im not really big on shooting colour normally, but i thought id give the velvia a go based on the amazingly vibrant colours i saw and heard about, i was not disappointed! i got my positives [negatives?] back today from the lab in Melbourne, and wow. im in love!
now i just need to work out how im going to afford to buy shitloads of slide films for 4×5..
Mamiya RB67 and Fuji Velvia 50.
Large Format
Posted on April 24, 2012
Last week a crown graphic arrived on my doorstep, and on the weekend I bought some Kodak TMax 400 film. While sitting around tonight I decided to give it a go. Can’t wait to take it out into the field!
Wilsons Prom
Posted on April 17, 2012
a few weeks ago i went for a drive with a friend to Wilsons Prom to shoot some photos and to have a look around.
the weather wasn’t the greatest, especially since i also used some Fuji Velvia 50 film, i was hoping for some sunshine and blue skies.
overall it was a good day, got a heap of good photo’s i’m happy with. hopefully i can get down there again soon with my newest addition to my camera collection, a Crown Graphic 4×5.
Mamiya RB67 and Fuji Acros 100/ Kodak Tmax 400
“the bungalow”
Posted on April 12, 2012
a few weeks ago Ryan and i went to check out an abandoned homestead that had burnt down a week or so before.
but before we got to the house, we saw another house, which was closer, so we checked it out first.
it was pretty creepy, it looked as if there had been someone squatting in there. we both felt rather uneasy about it, so didn’t stay too long, but here’s some photos from the Ricoh Gr1s and Ilford FP4.
wedding
Posted on April 12, 2012
one of my old school friends got married on the weekend, so naturally, i got suited up and threw the Ricoh Gr1s loaded with Tri-X in my pocket, and went along.
i didn’t take too many photos unfortunately, but here’s a few from the reception.
Leica M3, roll #2.
Posted on April 1, 2012
because i have too many cameras, i tend to neglect them from time to time, and rolls of film tend to take a long time to finish and get developed.
these photos were taken over a few months! which is sad, cos the Leica M3 is an amazing camera to use.
Leica M3 and Kodak BW400CN
