Fort Washington Park (Bronica ETRS and Pancro 400)
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- Опубликовано: 22 июл 2019
- Fort Washington Park was built to defend the river approach to Washington, DC. The original fort, overlooking the Potomac River, was completed in 1809 and joined the National Park Service in 1946.
The following images were captured in February 2019 in Fort Washington Park, Maryland with a Zenza Bronica ETRS and Bergger Pancro 400.
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really enjoying those images!! great work! im wondering which developer did you use?
These pictures were amazing!!!!! I love it
Thank you!
Fabulous artistry on display here.... top grade photos. Also love the no-nonsense video format. What developer are you using? Keep up the good work. Thanks,
Thank you. I've been using Kodak D76 for a couple of years now. Although, I think these photos were developed by the Darkroom guys.
@@vltimecaptures Thanks, apologies for the late reply... I just remembered I put forward questions. Again - excellent photos... some of the best achieved with this film.
I also have an etrsi & you have inspired me to shoot more with it.
great composition &Lovely photos that would fit nicely in a book or zine , did you use standard lens ? Also f16 @ 500th on a cloudy day would seem to underexpose but the film has coped well, will try it soon
Thank you for your comment. I have the Zenzanon MC 50mm f/2.8 on this camera and I used the Light Meter app on my phone. I usually go with Sunny 16 but the app was giving me f16 and 22.
I have an ETRSi which is why I selected your video. Very nice photos; I can imagine myself shooting similar compositions. I just picked up a roll of Bergger in 35. The way the grain is evident in your results, I expect a lot of character in the smaller image area. The color video portion of your walk was also well presented. Cheers!
Thank you so much Mike. It's the first time I shoot Pancro 400 and was amazed at the grain too. I printed some images in the darkroom and the grain is less evident. Great images over all!
@@avlin14 I am embarrassed - Bergger doesn't come in 35. I looked in the bag and remembered that it is available only in 120 and sheet (5x7, go figure), and I had a bunch of other stuff instead. Oh well, I will shoot the 120 and see how I like it.
@@mikejankowski6321 Your comments are very much appreciated. I'm loving Pancro 400. That grain seems to work great. I do believe there is a Pancro 400 in 35 mm.