With everything that has happened lately at work I have had very little time for my personal interests. I made a point of escaping for a few days to relax over the long weekend. Photographically, I have done almost nothing. I haven't exposed a sheet of film since mid June and until recently, I hadn't been in the darkroom in ages. On June 25th I made time to process a batch of Fuji Neopan Acros film. This was all 4" x 5" sheet film, shot between the summer of 2016, and as recently as a few weeks ago. I gave this batch my typical N+1/2 development in Rodinal developer, diluted 1:50. Development was for 11:00 minutes at 24C.
This particular shot was from the recent trip out to Viking. We visited a car collector with our friends Chris and Connie. This old 1951 Ford Custom was in Mike's garage on his farm. The light was incident, coming from some nearby doors. I used a long 300mm lens to crop in tightly on the details of the front of the car. The exposure in these low light conditions was 8 seconds at F25.0.
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