Stuff I saw at Ladybower reservoir & win hill

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The reservoir from the dam
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The dam
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The reservoir from the side
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The reservoir from the lake shore
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Waters edge
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Found; piled wood
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Found; Bottle
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Found; Flatcap
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Footprints
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Sculpture at Heatherdene
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Sculpture at Heatherdene 2
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Raining whilst walking to win hill
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River Derwent
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Found; Tonic water
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Climbing Win hill 1
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Climbing Win hill 2
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Climbing win hill 3
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Parkin clough
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Sign
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Sheep
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The sheep that followed
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The top
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The very top
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The actual top
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View from the top looking towards mam tor
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Heather at the top
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Plantation on the way down
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Trees blocking the path
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One last picture from the dam

Shot with a xpro1 and a industar69 with a modified fujifilm black and white red profile.

Stuff I saw at Ladybower reservoir & win hill

Port of Newhaven, VHF Ch. 12

This zine is by Alexis Maryon, published by fistful of books. It features black and white photos over 60 pages, covering the south England port of Newhaven. Images range from social documentary, street photography, industry, and landscapes. 

The format of the zine is a landscape orientation, which I haven’t had before. It seems to work as the majority of the images are taken with a wide angle, so the landscapes are uncropped while the documarty styled portraits feature a lot of environment revealing the subjects surroundings.

The quality of the paper and printing is great for the money, for £11 with delivery it seems like a steal, and with only 120 editions, a keeper. 

Port of Newhaven, VHF Ch. 12

Stuff I saw with a Holga

Despite having no kitchen and limited bathroom, with bits of plaster hanging for dear life on the walls, I managed to develop some film this weekend.

This roll of hp5 is from the trusty holga. I had the holga laying in my bag for sometime, so I genuinely didn’t know what was on the roll of film. Places range from Lincolnshire to Nottinghamshire. It’s sorta like a practice for holga week.

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College door
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Double exposure of Lincoln
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Angel cafe
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A studio shot using a holga / flash experiment
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Rowan tree
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Wheat field
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Field post
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Hayley and her new friend
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Wheat field / slight tram lines
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ol’ tree
Stuff I saw with a Holga