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Comment by davebro12 posted on Hello from the Sunny Potteries! at 06/05/2011 - 17:46
Thanks Tim,
I know what you mean,
My wife's gone and hid my wallet just because I mentioned how lovely the 15mm looks!!
Cheers
Dave
I know what you mean,
My wife's gone and hid my wallet just because I mentioned how lovely the 15mm looks!!
Cheers
Dave
Comment by davebro12 posted on Hello from the Sunny Potteries! at 06/05/2011 - 17:38
Hi Everyone,
Having recently joined PU so I thought I should start by saying hello.
I'm a very proud owner of a K10d which I bought new in 2009. My main lenses are Pentax 16-45mm f4 and the special little 40mm Ltd ed lens. I'm also able to borrow some other Pentax kit from my Father who has recently bought a 70mm Ltd which is a beauty and the best lens I've ever used!
I love to go out with my K10d, whilst walking in the countryside. I also enjoy taking animal and people portraits - using an Elinchrom lighting kit although I prefer to use natural light where ever possible.
I have a slight tendency to use B&W over colour, which is probably due to a past life of developing my own negs and prints in a spare bedroom. Thanks to the K10d the bedroom is now a library and the occasional film, which is usually TriX, has me heading for the cupboard under the stairs.
Any constructive feedback to keep me thinking is most welcome and I hope others enjoy my portfolio.
Best wishes to you all
Dave
Having recently joined PU so I thought I should start by saying hello.
I'm a very proud owner of a K10d which I bought new in 2009. My main lenses are Pentax 16-45mm f4 and the special little 40mm Ltd ed lens. I'm also able to borrow some other Pentax kit from my Father who has recently bought a 70mm Ltd which is a beauty and the best lens I've ever used!
I love to go out with my K10d, whilst walking in the countryside. I also enjoy taking animal and people portraits - using an Elinchrom lighting kit although I prefer to use natural light where ever possible.
I have a slight tendency to use B&W over colour, which is probably due to a past life of developing my own negs and prints in a spare bedroom. Thanks to the K10d the bedroom is now a library and the occasional film, which is usually TriX, has me heading for the cupboard under the stairs.
Any constructive feedback to keep me thinking is most welcome and I hope others enjoy my portfolio.
Best wishes to you all
Dave
Comment by davebro12 posted on Hello from the Sunny Potteries! at 06/05/2011 - 16:14


I've not tried Tri-X with the FX-39, may have to give it go. I've been using Rodinal which I liked as it accentuates all that lovely grain especially when pushed!
Cheers
Dave