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@stereoscopyblog.bsky.social Oct 4, 2026, 11:58 AM

Virtually join me in 3-D at Waverley Abbey with a 1930 (ish) #Rolleidoscop #stereoscopic camera and @kodak Tri-X @400ASA 💘📸📸
Film developed in Rodinal.

You can find more information on the camera and technique over at www.stereoscopy.blog

#mediumformatphotography #120film
#analogphotography

@markmoran.co.uk Oct 4, 2026, 11:36 AM

Marc. Second hand bookshop assistant, Colwyn Bay.

#bookshop #mediumformatphotography #ilfordhp5 #bnwportraits #mamiyarz67

@artlimited.net Sep 24, 2026, 12:34 AM

AnPort, Ireland by Rafal Krol https://www.artlimit...
#silence #filmphotography #ireland #hasselblad @hasselblad #landscape #film #surreal #theglobewanderer #hassy #photography #fineart #mediumformatphotography #slowshutterspeed #lake #longexposurephotography #hasselbladculture…

@jevoncarey.bsky.social Sep 23, 2026, 3:40 PM

More from St James Church Ruin, Bawsey Norfolk.
Bronica ETRS, Ilford Delta 400 120 developed in Beutler two part.
#photography #believeinfilm #mediumformatphotography @ilfordphoto.com #landscapephotography

Black-and-white landscape photograph of a ruined medieval church, St James, Bawsey in Norfolk, standing alone on a low ridge in the middle distance. The remains are small within the frame, positioned slightly left of centre, with a tall broken section of masonry containing two dark arched openings and lower fragments of wall scattered to either side. A broad, recently cultivated field stretches across most of the scene, its faint furrows and changes in tone creating gentle diagonal lines leading towards the ruins. In the foreground, a rough verge is filled with dark brambles, grasses and tall dried stems. A simple wire fence runs across the lower part of the image, supported by irregular wooden posts, including a cluster of posts near the lower right corner. Beyond the field, a dark line of trees forms the distant horizon, particularly on the right. Above everything is a large, pale sky occupying almost half the photograph, with long soft bands of cloud sweeping horizontally across it. The bright open sky contrasts with the darker earth and vegetation below, while the ruined church appears isolated and fragile against the horizon. The overall scene is spacious and restrained, emphasising the relationship between the small surviving structure, the worked agricultural landscape and the immense sky.

@jevoncarey.bsky.social Sep 23, 2026, 10:04 AM

Another from Monday's visit to the ruins of St James Church Ruins in Norfolk.
Bronica ETRS, Ilford Delta 400 developed in Beutler two part.
@ilfordphoto.com #photography #believeinfilm #mediumformatphotography #landscapephotography

Black-and-white photograph of a ruined medieval stone structure viewed from inside. A large round-headed arch dominates the centre of the frame, built from pale dressed stone and brick-like blocks, with rough flint and rubble masonry surrounding it. The arch is damaged and incomplete, with broken stonework and irregular gaps above, including two large openings near the top of the image where the wall has collapsed. Through the main arch, a flat rural landscape is visible in the distance: fields, hedgerows and scattered trees beneath a pale, almost featureless sky. The bright view beyond contrasts with the darker, heavily textured ruin in the foreground. A worn path of grass and bare earth leads from the bottom centre towards the opening, creating a visual route through the structure and into the landscape beyond. Dense leafy vegetation fills much of the lower left side, while a large mass of rough masonry occupies the right side of the frame. Sunlight catches parts of the upper stonework and some leaves, while deeper shadows emphasise the depth and thickness of the walls. The vertical composition emphasises the height of the surviving structure, while the arch acts as a frame around the quieter countryside beyond.

@jevoncarey.bsky.social Sep 23, 2026, 5:27 AM

Managed a trip out to the remain of St James Church,Bawsey just over the border into Norfolk.
Bronica ETRS, Ilford Delta 400 120 developed in two part Beutler.
#photography #beleiveinfilm #landscapephotography #mediumformatphotography @ilfordphoto.com

Black-and-white photograph of a ruined stone church standing at the edge of open countryside. The composition is divided almost vertically: the left half is filled by a close view of an ancient wall, its surface crowded with rough flint, irregular stones, pale mortar, and larger squared blocks framing the edge. The masonry is sharply detailed, with strong contrast revealing pitted textures, cracks, lichen, and weathering. Several pale stones catch the light and stand out against darker rubble, while the wall’s right edge forms a clean vertical line near the centre of the frame. Beyond it, the scene opens abruptly into farmland. Broad fields recede in horizontal bands toward a low line of trees and hedges on the horizon, with a few isolated bushes breaking up the middle distance. The distant landscape is deliberately softer and darker than the foreground masonry, giving a strong sense of depth and separation. Above it, a large sky occupies much of the upper-right half of the image, rendered in mid to dark grey with faint, elongated cloud bands. Sparse dry plants and grasses rise at the foot of the ruin in the lower centre and right. No people are present. The photograph is dominated by the contrast between the dense, tactile, sharply rendered stonework and the quieter, smoother countryside beyond, the ruin anchoring the foreground while the land falls gently away into the distance.

@lapin-blanc.bsky.social Sep 22, 2026, 8:29 AM

Decided to load up my Bronica C for my first roll of poly film
#polyfilm #believeinfilm #zenzabronica #mediumformatphotography

@artlimited.net Sep 14, 2026, 6:52 AM

air in and out by Pierre Pellegrini https://www.artlimit...
#mediumformatphotography #longexposure #photography #analogphotography #film #longexposurephotography #filmphotography #construction #analoguefeatures #analogphoto #bw_life #film120 #snapshot #bnwphotos #fineartphotography…