Showing posts with label FujiColor 400. Show all posts
Showing posts with label FujiColor 400. Show all posts

Thursday, March 30, 2017

Gardening Update #1

This being Colorado, it is necessary to start veggie seedlings indoor due to the very short growing season.  And so my odyssey this year began in Mid-February:


I started one of my mini domes with Eggplants which tae a while to sprout.


A week or so later I started the cucumbers and tomatoes in a second dome.


The Cucumbers and Tomatoes sprouted first.


And the Cucumber grew very fast.  This is my first attempted a growing them.


Later Cucumbers and Tomato Sprouts.


Finally some were large enough to move to my larger stand habitat.


And just a week ago, both levels had plant guests.

I'm in the middle on my second roll.  I can tell you both levels are full and I am currently trying to sprout some zucchini.

Monday, October 10, 2016

52 Rolls Week 38:52

Film Test and chasing Fall across Colorado.  We find ourselves at Boreas Pass, a place we've been before.

First we revisit the Baker Water Tank taken in 2011 with my last 120 roll of Kodak 100GX:



Next an image from this year taken with Fuji Velvia 50:



And a comparison to Fujicolor Pro 400H:



Yu can see why I preferred Kodak E100GX to Velvia 50....It has better true color rendering.  The Velvia 50 image would need more manipulation.


See the Current Film Test Results Here.

Wednesday, May 4, 2016

52 Rolls Week 17:52


Spring Has Sprung, that is, in between the blizzards and smaller snow storms that are typical of Front Range Colorado.  Check out the rest of the roll here at the 52 Rolls Project.