I've been lurking here a while this past summer, waiting for the day I had something to actually post. I've recently started the first year of a portfolio program at The School of the Photographic Arts: Ottawa (
http://www.spao.ca) and will primarily be shooting with a Hasselblad 500C/M for the next two years.
Yesterday evening I took a research trip for a still life assignment to a nearby drain. The purpose of the trip was to test different lighting possibilities for a series of shots I'll be taking in the coming weeks. One of them in particular (which happens to be the lighting I'll be using) looked pretty good on it's own without the planned subject matter, so I thought I'd post it.
The next two were just for padding out the roll.
This last one is a really thick negative, so the scanner didn't handle it too well. I salvaged what I could of it.
They were all taken on Ilford Pan-F+ 50 ISO roll film and developed by myself with Rodinol at 1/50.