Black and White Film Photography

A collection of my photographic endeavours, mainly in the black and white, but the occasional colour image my appear.

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Testing out a roll of Kodak Portra 400. See tags for further info. 

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A triptych of images from Carnlough Harbour in Northern Ireland.   

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Foggy morning at Stone Farm Rocks.   Ilford PanF.  LeicaM6 and Summarit 35mm

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Sunday morning Broughshane, Co. Antrim. 

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Donaghadee Harbour in Fog - further inland there wasn’t the slightest hint of fog, but a real pea souper awaited our arrival in Donaghadee.   Curious how fog conjures up the sense of an image taken decades previously. 

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Ubiquitous light and shadow. The morning light dances in the trees at Belfast’s Botanic Gardens. 

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Fantastic lighting here. 

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Pack horse bridge. Eastergate. Marsden.

On one side of this little bridge there is the lush valley, villages and towns. On the other side there is the steep climb to the wild and treeless Pennine ridge separating Yorkshire and Lancashire. 

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Stunning image. 

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A Welsh Ruin

Shot with a Ricoh GR1 and Ilford XP2

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Just lovely. 

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500px-177 by Brian Hamill Via Flickr: Sunrise in Craigy Warren, Co. Antrim.

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The path around the cemetery at Gracehill, Northern Ireland. 

Taken on HP5+ and developed in DD-X.   Leica M7 and 35mm Summarit.