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A Holga in Iceland: A Bridge to Somewhere
(Camera: Holga 120GCFN; Film: Ilford XP2 Super 400)
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John Kibble’s Palace
(Camera: Nikon F75; Film: Kentmere Pan 200)
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Iona Abbey Cloisters
(Camera: Nikon F75; Film: Kentmere Pan 200)
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Iona Abbey Interior
(Camera: Nikon F75; Film: Kentmere Pan 200)
Posted in Black and White, Travel Photography
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Ships Wrecked #2
(Camera: Nikon F75; Film: Ilford HP5 Plus)
Posted in Black and White, Travel Photography
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Razorbill Pair
(Camera: Nikon F75; Film: Kentmere Pan 200)
A pair of black-and-white birds in black-and-white.
Posted in Black and White, Nature & Landscapes
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On the Clyde
(Camera: Nikon F75; Film: Kentmere Pan 200)
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Grey Sea, Grey Sky
(Camera: Nikon F75; Film: Kentmere Pan 200)
Abandoned Botanic Rail Station
(Camera: Hogla 120GCFN; Film: Kentmere Pan 400)
The station was part of the Glasgow Central Railway system and opened in 1896. It saw its last passengers in 1939. The towering spire in the background is Òran Mór, whose construction began in 1862. Originally founded as the Kelvinside Free Church, it’s now a place to go for “a play, a pie, and a pint.”
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Ships Wrecked
(Camera: Nikon F75; Film: Ilford HP5 Plus)
A trio of fishing vessels are slowly decaying on the shore of Salen Bay on the island of Mull. If my research is correct, they are (from left to right) the Pavonia, Girl Wilma, and Elsie May. The Pavonia is the oldest one, built in 1955. They’ve been at their present location for roughly 20 years. For more on their history, visit Isle of Mull.
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