My photography started firmly with black and white negatives and my own darkroom. Happy days, basking under the red light for hours, inhaling the rich chemical odours of all sorts of noxious things, emerging finally, blinking, into the light.......So let's go back to those early days, but not too early because it took a long time to master photography in those days. We're spoilt now with digital imaging; being able to see the results straight away makes the learning curve much faster. These are all scans from black and white prints that I made myself, from negatives that I developed myself as well, so all the defects are all my own. I think next I'll look at my first digital images to see what effect the change had, but that's for tomorrow.
Alison
Attention Seeker
Attitude
Derelict Bothy
Evening at Arneside
John Rylands Library
Sarah
Portmeirion Fragmented
St Aiden
There are a variety of different cameras and lenses there, including the Mamiya 6, Pentax 645N, Pentax MX and Pentax ME Super.