Two consecutive frames taken in the chapel at the Victorian prison in Lincoln. I included the sprocket holes in the composition, as they echo the divisions between the prisoners on the seats.
Sunday, 25 September 2016
photos from week 351 - Taron Eyemax
Two consecutive frames taken in the chapel at the Victorian prison in Lincoln. I included the sprocket holes in the composition, as they echo the divisions between the prisoners on the seats.
photo from week 351 - Taron Eyemax
This was taken at a wide aperture, but the rangefinder has allowed for accurate focus.
photo from week 351 - Taron Eyemax
I used expired Ilford HP5 black and white film this week, this one was taken with a red filter to darken the sky.
Friday, 23 September 2016
Week 351 - Taron Eyemax
The Taron Camera Co. Ltd. emerged in post-war Japan out of a company that made shutters for other manufacturers, such as Mamiya and Fujica. In the mid 1950s they launched their own range of cameras, producing a number of distinctive designs, before closing in the late 1960s. The Eyemax is a well specified enthusiast's camera, boasting a coupled range-finder and a built in, coupled Selenium exposure meter. The lens on mine is an f1.8 45mm Taronar, though some were sold with an f2.8 version.
Sunday, 18 September 2016
photo from week 350 - Vivitar EZ Big View
I managed a mirror self portrait with this simple camera, albeit underexposed.
photo from week 350 - Vivitar EZ Big View
There is no focusing on this camera, and no guidance about optimum distance, but I knew I was pushing my luck with this subject, which was less than 1m away, and hence out of focus!
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