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Old mail truck thing we were working on

That 'mail truck thing' is actually a series 1 Land Rover. Maybe used as a mail truck because they were right hand drive. Really cool, actually.

Agfa Vista 200. Montmartre, Paris.

Thank you for the info.

Its placed on top of a modified Chevy s10 frame with an LS2, lifted, meant for rock trails and such. The person does the traveling across the desert challenges so we made a cage in it, side bars, swapped engine, etc.
Find it neat looking.

As I understand it, the guy or brothers that started LR really liked Jeeps after WW2, but they couldn't get parts for the one they had so they made their own. There's a pretty neat doc on YT about the founding of LR.

Fujicolor C200, EOS 300v, 135L. Ghent, Belgium.

Dakar
Fuji GW690III
Kodak Portra 400
Epson V550

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Canon P - Canon LTM 50mm f1.8 II - Arista EDU/Fomapan 400 - Epson V550

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Minolta XG-1.
50mm f2.
Portra 400.

It's almost that time of year again.

On a walkabout around Melbourne, Drum or busk

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Drum and busk

Fujicolor C200. I bought three rolls in Belgium, along with 3 rolls of Agfa Vista 200. Never shot either before, and now I think they've both been discontinued.

Elan IIe
Kodak Portra 400

yogestee wrote in post #8327331
Yellow, orange and red filters were standard equipment, along with a polariser in every landscape photographer's kit..

I have shot landscapes combining a polariser and red filter.. The sky comes out almost black but the clouds still their normal tone.. It's a lot of fun to experiment..

and i still have my Yellow, Orange and Red filters from when i shot film for the newspapers...

I shot and developed a roll of Cinestill BWXX in my Canon Elan IIe yesterday to see if I would like it and whether or not I would take any to Ghana with me on my next trip. So far I like it and the price is pretty much the same as the Delta 400 I usually shoot. I developed it in Kodak HC-110 (b) for 5 minutes at 20c. The negatives didn't dry as flat as my Ilford negatives, but they were still pretty easy to scan.

I want to learn how to develop.

It's really easy, especially black and white film. I learned by watching videos on Youtube. My next step will be learning how to make prints. I even made a video on how I develop my bw film.
https://www.youtube.co​m/watch?v=Va7_GK_6ogU

Awesome, I'll check it out when I get some time to really pay attention. I've got 21 rolls of exposed film sitting on my shelf....Lol. Developing is certainly on my 'to do' list, no doubt. I also dug out my old Pocketwizards and flashes the other day, too. I need to learn how to actually use those. So much to learn, and never enough time!