This is how Whitby, Yorkshire was for MOST of the time we were there !! Storms and gales -- here I used my A12 back loaded with some outdated 1993 ORWO NP22 film I rated at 80 ASA and processed in Tetenal Neopress HC 1+31 -- I held a light RED filter over the lens. I included the Old Couple for Human Interest --

Seen from the 199 steps to the Churchyard -- a good test of my 180mm f4 Sonnar T* - I used my A24 back loaded with outdated Fuji NPS 160 220 size I rated at 80 ASA and processed in C41

Old and Newer 'Residents' of Whitby, Yorkshire from St Mary's Churchyard - here I used my A24 back loaded with some outdated Fuji NPS 160 220 size I rated at 80 ASA and processed in C41.

Captain Cook was famous at Whitby, Yorkshire -- here I used my A24 back loaded with outdated Fuji NPS 160 220 size I rated at 80 ASA and processed in C41.

Rushed out on a good day -- here I used my A24 back loaded with outdated Fuji NPS 160 220 size I rated at 80 ASA

I like shapes and angles. I like the way the light bounces off the floor and lights the room. Amazingly enough you can still see detail in the highlights.

The title is a pun. :)

Ghost Ranch, New Mexico

35,000 feet above New Mexico

Whitby, Yorkshire A16 back, AGFA Ultra 50 film

Lobster pots at Whitby. Yorkshire.
A16 back, AGFA ULTRA 50 film.

Seen in Whitby, Yorkshire - I did a 16x12" RA4 darkroom print of this.<br />
A16 back, AGFA ULTRA 50 film, very good film for dull weather.

Stormy water, Whitby, Yorkshire. taken from Hotel window

Whitby, Yorkshire, England. View of St Mary's Church and the Abbey from Hotel window