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The 8x10" Photography Diaries | Rippon Tor Abandoned Range.

Lee Pengelly Photography

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#largeformatphotography #darkroom #traditionalprint #filmphotography

The first in a new series of videos The 8x10" Photography Diaries. In this first video I vist an abandoned military firing range to shoot some black and white film. A great place full of potential. I had a thoroughly good shoot and will definitely return to this location again.

Cameras -
Wisner Classic 8x10 with 250mm & 180mm lenses.
Shen Hao HZX4511A with 90mm, 135mm & 180mm lenses.
Bronica SQA with 80mm.
Tripod - Benro TMA38CL with geared head and ball head.
Bags - F64 & Manfrotto
Filters - Kase filters - https://kasefilters.com/ref/LeePengelly/
Vlogging camera - Nikon ZFC with 16-50mm & 50-250mm lenses.
Vlogging mic - DJI Mic Mini.
Vlogging tripod - Neewer LT07 Travel tripod.
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20 Comments

@miguelangelcarretero1686 5 months ago

Thank you for all the effort that goes into making the videos. The camera is amazing.

@PatAcct 3 months ago

beautiful wood work, shiny metal work. Good to see ilford used.

@robertpoole337 1 month ago

I love hanging out with you here in Kansas, USA as I teach myself 4x5 film photography. Especially enjoy walking along with you with a cup of coffee, as you photograph and offer calm, intelligent conversation. Looking forward to many more walkabouts with you.

@PaulNewberyPhotography 5 months ago

Thanks Lee. First and last shots are my favourites. That building is amazing looks like it would worth going back different times of day to see how the shadows play out.

@Seano65 5 months ago

Hi Lee, my favourites were the first shot of the buttressed building and the wide shot of the Ford. Thank you so much for all the effort and patience it must have taken to make these images and to make a YouTube film as well. I enjoyed using a Sinar 5x4 camera when I was at Art college in Plymouth in the early 90's.
I really enjoyed you film 😊

@peterlyonsphoto 5 months ago

Lee! Always such a pleasure to come along with you!
8x10 this time… you are not just messing around!!

@DATICHOCSERZNCHTOLI 5 months ago

Увлечённый , вдохновило !

@TheSchnauzie 5 months ago

Thanks for sharing your video

@thenutter2003 5 months ago

think i like the wall and the end photo cool video.

@mickcookson8009 5 months ago

Nice set Lee, the JCb shots are my favorite shots.

@garychatfield6709 5 months ago

Great stuff Lee!

@BruceBurke-o6x 5 months ago

Wow. Just Wow.

@87ta-t40 5 months ago

انت انسان مبدع شكرا لك

@jph364 13 days ago

Pleasure watching you setting up and taking the shot. No bellow compensation?

@VLADIMIRFJODOROV-l1y 5 months ago

поиск достойных и убедительных сюжетов самая важная часть работы. только они могут оправдать сложные технологии и умения фотографа.

@chantalchanel5779 5 months ago

It is called a BACKHOE !!!!!

@chantalchanel5779 5 months ago

You should use the ZONE system to get the exposure correct. Angel had the knowledge and he taught us

@chantalchanel5779 5 months ago

Explain that before you add the film holder you close the lense. Then the film holder goes in The slide comes out and you are ready to expose.

@djshutterbug 5 months ago

Great video! One thing you don't mention or show is whether you leveled the camera and made an attempt to keep the verticals straight for the shot of the brick structure.