



Very high water levels today in Horncastle. Many doors are sandbagged up.A collection of monochrome & colour photographs taken on my travels around the UK. There are some colour slides here and there and some Kodachrome's to come..... All images ©Charlie Wood 2006-2007




Very high water levels today in Horncastle. Many doors are sandbagged up.
Rear window
Framed
Let there be lightThis series of photographs are shot on fast B&W films. This set of photographs are shot on HP5+ uprated to 800 the lost souls are shot on Neopan 1600. Both are developed in Kodak X-tol. I find this developer very useful for low light shots, I get very good emulsion speed fine grain and good sharpness. Neopan 1600 is a film I have only ever used once before, I developed it in Rodinal it was really grainy but great tones. It really works well in X-tol, I shall use it more for low light shots. The only downside is that it is quite expensive. I bulk load most of my film which keeps my film costs very low. The HP5 is outdated but has been well stored its shooting well even at 800 asa it only cost $15 for 100ft.
Nikon FM. 18mm/f3.5 &35/f2.8 Nikkor. Film Ilford HP5+ @800 asa Dev. Kodak X-tol. Stock
Another wander round the Antique & Curiosity shops of Horncastle. Last time I was using a 125asa film and a Leica IIC, this camera does not have a slow speed dial so the slowest shutter speed is 1/30. This time I was using a Leica IIIF which has the slow speed dial. A 400asa film helps to although all the indoor shots are at 1/4 second.
Leica IIIF + 5cm f3.5 elmar. Agfa APX400 (old) Dev Paterson Aculux 2 14 mins at 20c





