Showing posts with label film. Show all posts
Showing posts with label film. Show all posts

Tuesday, 26 December 2017

Sunset At Krabi

Not a new image. In fact I think it was taken in 2004 or 2005. Shot with my GA645 using E100VS. I really miss that film emulsion


Monday, 10 January 2011

More Old Ozzie Pix

Been digging through many of my old images for Panoramio, and came across these.

Most were taken around 1997. They are older scans and older edits. I have patched them up as best I can though. Unfortunately, the originals are in Ozzieland so no chance to rescan them.

Enjoy.


The walk into Kings Canyon, NT




Road to Kata Tjuta (Olgas), NT




Desert highway, near Broken Hill, NSW




A cattle grid, as commonly found across outback roads. These are designed to stop cattle crossing into the adjacent paddocks. Near Broken Hill, NSW




The next three are of the sand formations at Lake Mungo, NSW






The Devils Marbles, NT




My beloved 'Disco' at the road junction for Quilpie and Windorah, QLD




Perry sand hills, NSW



Cheers


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Sunday, 2 January 2011

Old Ozzie Pix

I've been digging through a lot of images to put on my Panoramio site. Came across some very old ones and some not quite as old, but still old. These were all shot on film and all in Australia.

First one was taken back in 1979. This was taken on Kodachrome. Kodak always said that the emulsion was good for about 25 years. Well, I dug this out a few years back and rescanned it. It would have been about 26 years old by then. The emulsion had started to develop a myriad of fine cracks and it took a lot of work to repair.

Anyway, I'll put a few here with, as best as I can remember, the date taken.

Enjoy.



1979 - Point Lonsdale lighthouse and pier, Australia.




1996 - Road across Mungo Lake, Australia.




1995 - Sydney Dawn, Australia




1991 - Chinamans Creek, Metung, Australia




1997 - Outback colours, Australia




1997 - Glen Helen Gorge, Australia




1997 - Mereenie Loop Track, Australia




If I find some more I'll add them here, until then ...

Cheers


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