John Sheldon's photos with the keyword: and

Pentax-A 50mm f1.7 prime lens.

Chronicle Of Vital Individual Distancing, day 45. A ‘scheduled monument’ and Grade II listed building in the UK. It is believed to have been constructed in the 17th century. It seems that visitor numbers are down!

At St Agnes, Cornwall, June-July 1981. Yashica-Mat TLR, Ilford FP4 film developed in ID11. This Yashica Mat was, according to its serial number, manufactured in March of 1962. The model was apparently manufactured in a run from 1958 to 1970ish. It has a Copal MXV shutter (1 sec to 1/500 sec plus B) an 80mm f3.5 Yashinon taking lens and an 80mm f3.2 View Yashinon viewing lens.

At St Agnes, Cornwall, June-July 1981. Yashica-Mat TLR, Ilford FP4 film developed in ID11. This Yashica Mat was, according to its serial number, manufactured in March of 1962. The model was apparently manufactured in a run from 1958 to 1970ish. It has a Copal MXV shutter (1 sec to 1/500 sec plus B) an 80mm f3.5 Yashinon taking lens and an 80mm f3.2 View Yashinon viewing lens.

At St Agnes, Cornwall, June-July 1981. Yashica-Mat TLR, Ilford FP4 film developed in ID11. This Yashica Mat was, according to its serial number, manufactured in March of 1962. The model was apparently manufactured in a run from 1958 to 1970ish. It has a Copal MXV shutter (1 sec to 1/500 sec plus B) an 80mm f3.5 Yashinon taking lens and an 80mm f3.2 View Yashinon viewing lens.

A view over Keswick in the English Lake District.

Zuiko 50mm standard lens plus 7mm extension tube. Weston Master 5 with inva-cone light reading. Scanned negative processed using SilkyPix Developer Studio 6.

Zuiko 50mm standard lens plus 7mm extension tube. Weston Master 5 with inva-cone light reading, plus 0.5 stop to compensate for extension tube. Scanned negative processed using SilkyPix Developer Studio 6.

Taken in 1977. Ilford FP4 black and white film (rated at 125 ASA/ISO). Pentacon 30mm f3.5 wideangle lens (made in 'East Germany'). NB the vignette has been introduced by me using Lightroom, it is not a fault of the lens. Negative scanned using CanoScan 8800F.