Monochrome Wednesday (PhotoBuddies Outing)

18-09-19

Another contribution to “Monochrome Wednesday” combined with the PhotoBuddies outing to the Lincolnshire coast.

When I developed this film I thought I had already put 2 films through the stock developer solution so increased the developing time to compensate, I hadn’t put any films through, in consequence this roll was overdeveloped, but thanks to the latitude of Ilford HP5+ and with some help from Lightroom I managed to retrieve some images. 

Wide Open Spaces
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The sea goes out a long way at low tide in this area.

Failed Group Shot
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Placed the camera on the tripod, set the self timer and dashed back to the PhotoBuddies, the wind caught the camera strap and masked us out perfectly !

PhotoBuddies
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That’s me on the right.

Tank
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The military use this area for target practice, hence the old tank chassis. Apparently
it’s an A34 Comet Tank.

Danger Zone
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Do not enter when Red flags are flying.

Military Buildings
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It was a great PhotoBuddies outing. We went down the coast a bit to Mablethorpe, a very traditional seaside resort. Had some really excellent Fish & Chips and a walk along the sea front. Took some images with my film compact camera, will post these soon.

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13 thoughts on “Monochrome Wednesday (PhotoBuddies Outing)

  1. Stuart Templeton

    I think it’s safe to say that WAS an A34 Comet! 😀

    Great post and some stunning photos – I really do like all of them. The strap made me laugh, Self timer photography is always fun, I’ve lost count of the photo’s I have of me running back to everybody else because I’d set the wrong time!

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  2. Shminke

    I was born in Bashkortostan and in the place I live were a lot of wide open spaces. I miss them anyway I go now. Looking at your picture I understood that one of the reasons why I like to be on the seashore is that it’s a wide opened space.

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    1. conspicari Post author

      I think these places give a feeling of freedom and lightness, well for me they do. Just had a look at some images of Bashkortostan, wow it looks lovely. The UK has some amazing places, but it’s hard to get away from the traffic and people sometimes.

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