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Equipment & Filmstock
Black and white photographs in the 1960s were taken with a 35mm Miranda FM SLR with FP4 and HP3 film. In the 1980s I used Praktisix 6X6 SLR, and later, Pentax 6X7 SLR cameras with Tri x film, and later, Ilford XP1.

B&W negatives were originally scanned on a Canonscan 9900F. From January 2009 all medium format scans will be on an Epson V750 Pro scanner as my Canonscan 9900F has been retired.

Most of the railway colour shots were taken with Pentax 6X7 SLRs using EPD (200 ASA Pro Ektachrome) scanned on a Canonscan 9900F. However, some later shots taken with Canon T90 SLRs on 64 Kodachrome and scanned on a Konica Minolta Dimage Scan Elite 5400II are included.
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  • DAVID WHITE - AWOL at the minute. He will return! In my opinion the most cutting edge and adventurous of modern rail photographers.
  • MICHAEL VENN'S AUSTRALASIAN STEAM FINALE: A labour of love and a valuable social document, to boot!
  • JIM YOUNG'S SCOTTISH RAILPICS. Choice Scottish modern image, and hopefully, his wanderings with Whitrope Wul along historic trackbeds!
  • ALAN MITCHELLS BEAUTIFUL IMAGES. A masterfully captured collection both in the UK and Switzerland.
  • CHRIS ADDIS LOCO'S IN THE LANDSCAPE: Magic images of the late British Railways era and the modern day.
  • RICHARD ARMSTRONGS crisp and colourful action-packed images.
  • STEAMING BACK - THE NEVILLE STEAD NEGATIVE COLLECTION: Times now past. The famous, and the obscure, relics of the British steam railway.
  • RAILOGRAPHY: Duncan Cotterill's beautiful and worldwide mastershots.
  • THE NAPIER CHRONICLES: Deltics - what, where, when and why?
  • MONKEYSNAPS4: Walking and general landscape photography. Only on the backburner at the moment but will add more content when time permits.
  • MONKEYSNAPS5: Holiday and travel pictures. My on-line holiday album - nothing more.
  • THOM HOGAN'S Nikon review site. A marvelous database for Nikon users. Everything is covered, a treasure trove for the faithful.