jamesruff.
photographs from my travels
Roadtrip- continued.. Part 2.
Posted on May 21, 2013
aaaaand i finally got around to scanning some more film last night, still have more to come though, so keep checking back!
Canon EOS33, Fuji Provia 100f
Canon EOS33, Fuji Velvia 100f
Canon EOS33, Kodak Ektar
Olympus XA2, Kodak Ektar
Olympus XA2, Fuji Reala
Roadtrip- continued..
Posted on May 16, 2013
so i have really slacked off lately, and only just started scanning some more film today from my trip, STILL have a few rolls to be developed…
but on a positive note, i have started developing my own C-41, using a Jobo CPE2 and Jobo press kit. it was a lot easier than i first thought.
i am actually quite amazed at how sharp these photos are. these Mamiya lenses, 50mm f4 C and 90mm f3.8 are actually amazing.
photo time!
Mamiya RB67 Fuji Acros 100
Mamiya RB67 Fuji Provia 100f
Mamiya RB67 Fuji Velvia 50
still some more to come, so hold tight for the next lot!
roadtrip!
Posted on May 7, 2013
A few weeks ago i went on a solo roadtrip.
i packed a few cameras, a bag of clothes, sleeping bag and set off.
first stop was the Great Ocean Road. It has been a drive i have wanted to do for a long time, so it was good to finally get it done!
this is only a few photos, im still working my way through getting all my film developed, so more to come!
day one- Traralgon to Lorne. ;Erskine Falls
day two- Lorne to Port Campbell. ;Cape Otway,Triplet Falls
day three- Port Campbell to Adelaide.
day four- Adelaide to Coober Pedy.
day five- Coober Pedy to Uluru.
day six- Uluru to Kings Canyon. ;Olgas
day seven- Kings Canyon to Coober Pedy. ;The Breakaways; Dingo Fence.
day eight- Coober Pedy to Mildura.
day nine- Mildura to Melbourne.
day ten- Melbourne.
day eleven- Melbourne to Traralgon.
in total, i drove over 6200kms!
Canon EOS33 Fomapan 200
Mamiya RB67 Fuji Acros 100
Fuji Reala
Posted on April 5, 2013
i seriously underrated this film.
very sharp, very fine grain, and quite a large dynamic range with very accurate colours!
not bad for a consumer grade film..
recent additions.
Posted on April 1, 2013
recently i have picked up a few new cameras.
first was a Pentax 645 then came a Olympus XA2 ( and i think i have just bought a 6×17 MF camera… )
i have a few photos from both of those cameras, as well as some from my Hasselblad and Pentax LX.
i am very happy both!
Pentax 645 Fuji Superia 400
Olympus XA2 Kodak Ektar
Pentax LX Kodak Portra 160NC
Hasselblad 500CM Fuji Superia 100
Inverloch
Posted on February 20, 2013
i saw someones photo of cliffs and rock formations at Inverloch, and wondered why i hadnt been there before, since big cliffs and rocks are very much my thing.
i got pretty excited by what i saw, shot a bunch of photos, but had a few issues with development.
i nearly always have issues when loading 4×5 sheets onto my MOD54 holder, i think i need a bigger changing bag, as when loading six sheets there is always 1 or 2 sheets stuck together.
however not all was lost, and only the corners were affected. Shanghai film is also quite soft and scratches easily.
Crown Graphic 4×5 90 f/8 angulon Shanghai 100.
Port Albert & Port Welshpool
Posted on February 20, 2013
a few weeks ago i spent a day down by the coast at some local ports.
the day started off a bit overcast while i was at Port Albert, and i shot a roll of Kodak Ektar, but later in the day the sun shone through, and i went to Port Welshpool and shot a roll of Kodak E100s.
both rolls were shot with a Hasselblad 500CM and 50mm Distagon T* lens.
Port Albert.
Port Welshpool.
abandoned school.
Posted on February 20, 2013
some friends and i went for a drive around Moe a few weeks ago, and came across this old school.
some parts have started to be demolished, and others are being rebuilt, not sure as what though…
this is my first roll of film souped in D-76. decent results, so im happy.
Leica M6TTL Kodak Tri-X
its been a while…
Posted on January 22, 2013
…but here is a photo to keep you (and me) interested.
im slowly working through a backlog of film that needs to be scanned. just been really lazy lately.
but the colours in this roll has gotten me excited.
Canon EOS33 and Fuji Provia 100F
Polaroids
Posted on December 2, 2012
im a bit behind on my scanning, and have a few rolls to go through and post about, but just a bit lazy really..
but here’s some Polaroids that i took yesterday on my recently acquired polaroid back for my 4×5.
theres a few odd colour shifts, and i think thats due to the film be a few years old, and i froze it once, before i was told that is a no-no..
still happy though, just hope the films i shot work out well too!
