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- Welcome to my photo Blog! this is a mish mash of Lo-Fi and Hi-Fi [without sound] photography. Some on going projects, general topics related to gear, processes, other photographers, various locations, ah the list goes on & on. Anyway I hope you can take something positive from this photography Blog. I am Based in Galway Ireland. Shooting Hi-Fi and Lo-Fi cameras. Specialising in primarily Landscape, Seascape, Fine Art, Architecture Photography and a bit of street stuff thrown in here and there, something for everyone ! All material on this site where otherwise stated is copyright © 2011 Alan Lambe Galway Ireland. All rights reserved.
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F irst run out with some Black and White Infrared film this year. Shot through the Mamiya 645Super on Ilford SFX200 with an R72 style filter...
Pretty cool you should take more off these pics.
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