"Do you smell that? It's fixer! I love the smell of fixer in the morning..." A blog about analogue photography, a showcase of mostly medium format photos made and developed in the old way
Showing posts with label cliffs of Moher. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cliffs of Moher. Show all posts
September 14, 2015
Ireland. Cliffs of Moher on medium format film
My Land, my Lens. Ireland, Cliffs of Moher. I used Kodak Tmaxx film and pushed it in develop. Taken with my Hasselblad 500/cm and Y8 filter
Etiquetas:
black and white,
cliffs of Moher,
film,
film photography,
Ireland,
landscape photography
July 18, 2013
Cliffs of Moher in black and white
The Cliffs of Moher are located in the south-western edge of the Burren region, county Claire, Ireland. It was a cold, rainy and foggy morning, something quite usual in the green island, when I got there. I used a 80mm on a MF camera so I had to jump the fence and get as close as possible to the edge to frame the shot I wanted. To get rid of the fog I used a Y8 filter, which darkened the sea too.
Etiquetas:
Branaunmore,
burren,
cliffs of Moher,
Ireland,
Kodak,
sea,
Tmaxx 400
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