Of course, most of the photos on the roll were of pole tops.
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Showing posts with label pole tops. Show all posts
Saturday, January 23, 2016
2013 revisited
In August 2013 I put a roll of film on a reel and put the reel in a developing tank before I realised I had no chemicals to process it; I got round to developing it today. To up the grain visibility I developed it in paper developer (1:4) - as recommended by the kind darkroom lab technician at Gunn's.
Of course, most of the photos on the roll were of pole tops.
Of course, most of the photos on the roll were of pole tops.
Monday, October 19, 2015
Literally Unseen Waterford City
I lost my glasses last month (jungle tip: don't keep glasses in yr pocket while cycling) and was without any for a few days. I developed a perma-squint, and (eventually) an appreciation for a permanently fuzzy outlook.
Labels:
architecture,
birds,
corners,
digital,
doorway,
grafitti,
letters,
looks like a face,
on the ground,
points of disinterest,
pole tops,
reflection,
repetition,
sculpture,
signage,
statue,
walls,
Waterford,
window
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