San Felipe de Neri has reopened for Sunday services. The shops and restaurants around the plaza are seeing a little business, but many of the smaller ones on the side streets have closed for good.
That was the last of Kentmere I had on hand, but I've ordered ten more from B&H. I have a roll of HP5+ in the Pentax H3v now and I'll try a few shots with that combination with a red filter.
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The red filter should really kick things up! All in all though, these are some nice images with pleasing tones.
We are heading into what New Mexicans optimistically call their Monsoon Season. I'll point the red filter skyward and see what transpires.
You sure did catch some lovely shadows.
I'm pretty pleased with the results from Kentmere in PMK. I'm going to process the next roll at box speed in L110 to see how that compares.
Mike, these are superb. The first photograph, of the rocks on a hillside, immediately caught my attention. I think the yellow filter did help. Subtle is fine, just enough to add a bit of extra contrast. Where I live, I often use a yellow-green to lighten the foliage (in reality, the jungle) just a bit. Otherwise, the trees and bushes are just a dark blob.
Thanks. I was pleased with the outcome, though I didn't see better skies than I would get with unfiltered TMAX. It does seem to me that the grain in the Kentmere 400 is very good.
these are great, but I have never thought the yellow was that good and I have used a dark yellow or light orange filter for more punch. These are nice. Have you tried a red filter? It might be too much though, but then maybe not in this sunny 22 type sky we have in the southwest.
I spent some time today rummaging through my drawers for filters. Turns out I have red filters that only fit a couple cameras I seldom use. So, I'm going to look for some new ones to fit my Pentax and Minoltas (49mm), and my Nikons (52mm).
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