Grant's tomb

All these photos are taken using my LX with a variety of manual primes, some of which I remember, some I don't! The film was Kodak CN400BW set at 320ASA.

Avenue of shadows (SMC-K 24mm, I think...)



Grant's tomb (SMC-K 15mm)



Four star eagle (No idea...)



Sarcophagi (Possibly SMC-K 15mm, 1 second exposure with camera jammed on a coat on the parapet!)



Ceiling (SMC-K 24mm)



Best wishes, Kris.

Its nice to see some film images on here. I love the detail in the blacks. Well done

Richard

manchester commercial photographer

The interior shots are my pick Kris - you did well without a tripod then.

I agree. The last shot in particular I think is a gem. I love the shape made by the lighter area, like a broad arrowhead, with the square mouldings in the darker areas fading into black. It's a real cracker I think. Well taken!

Regards

The last is my favourite too. Hand-held, deep breath, gently squeeze the shutter job... I especially like the two heads peeping in from the top!

K.

All, excellent shots. I really do like the look of that film. Same stuff you used for your recent Central Park wedding party pictures, isn't it?.

Yup, exact same stuff. I am very impressed with it and pretty cheap too compared to Ilford XP2.

K.