back-lighting : 2007 outdated Fuji Across 100 processed in Home-Made ID11 formula 1+1

Seen in my Town of Brentwood : I used f2.8 to get limited depth of field. 2007 outdated Fuji Across 100 processed in Home-Made ID11 formula 1+1

Back-Lighting is attractive -- 2007 outdated Fuji Acros 100 rated 80 ASA, processed in Home-Made ID11 formula 1+1

Visited a local Park to get some Autumn Light -- nobody came by to sit on the seat -- hence the TITLE !! 2007 outdated Fuji Across 100 rated 80 ASA processed in Home-Made ID11 formula 1+1

Candid -- I used f2.8 @ 1/1000the sec to get limited Depth of Field 2007 outdated Fuji Acros 100 rated 80 ASA processed in Home=made ID11 formula 1+1

Taken at our Friday market -- I didn't use a small enough aperture to get the best depth of field. 2007 outdated Fuji Acros 100 processed in home-made ID 11 formula 1+1

Absolute accuracy, twice a day.

These are papyrus, I was told. Looked up the Net and there is a similarity.

Slate Statue at Bletchley Park (the founder of the computer)

testing my 50mm f1.4 Carl Zeiss Planar T* on my Yashica FR1 I took a few 'candids' as I was sitting in Brentwood HIgh Street with camera at waist level and set focus on a mark on the ground. Really I needed some 'Fill-in Flash' as the buildings cut off light from faces but of course I risked getting Punched if the subjects saw a flash !

testing my 50mm f1.4 Carl Zeiss Planar T* for 'Back Focus' I put it on my Yashica FR1 and it was sharp this time so my Contax RTSII Quartz must have problems.

This time I used my 50mm f1.4 Carl Zeiss Planar T* on my YASHICA FR1 and went to the same shop and focussed on the wire baskets as before but this time the focus was accurate and things inside the shop were not sharp so it seems there is something wrong with my CONTAX RTS II Quartz -- may be the focus screen or mirror not right.

The mother was fully engaged with the boy the whole time. The father was fully engaged with himself the whole time. The boy seems to know it.