HVAC with Crane
This is another shot from the Yashica 44 on 127 Film Day.
A corner of the crane that was being used to install the new bridge span is peeking out from behind the wall.
I was disappointed to find that they had painted these pipes.
The last time I photographed them (see here) they were wonderfully shiny and would have worked very well in black and white on this gloomy day.
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Yashica 44, Rerapan 100, developed commercially, scanned at home.
burnt embers 
That is such a difference! They looked so smart in chrome …
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Thanks Julie – they did indeed. The paint looks like the kind that is put on to help with cleaning graffiti, so perhaps the shiny surface was tagged and painted over.
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I see what you mean about the paint on the pipes – but I really like what you’ve done with the composition here, and the steam is great!
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Thank you! This was 127FilmDay, not sure if I said that above. Do you by any chance know of a source for 127 film scanning masks for the Epson flatbed scanners (V700 in my case)? I saw some on Amazon, look as if they are 3D printed, but they are no longer available. My own feeble attempts at a homemade mask are degrading the image quality quite a bit. The negatives are so much nicer!
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I’ve been using a 3D printed one from Negative Solutions (http://negative-solutions.com/) with my Epson V500, supplemented with the piece of anti-Newton ring glass that came with my 120-size film holder from Better Scanning (which, last I checked, didn’t make a 127 size holder). The person who is Negative Solutions was very helpful and responsive to my ebay query. Hope this helps!
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Thank you! I had found a similar (or the same) product on Amazon but it was listed as not available. I did not find this on ebay – searching wrong terms I expect. I have written to them as it appears from their listing that it only works on older models in the V series of scanners.
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You are right – he is very responsive. Turns out I did not notice the second page of his ebay store where a V700/750 adapter is listed. Thanks for the tip!
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You’re most welcome – I’m delighted that it helped!
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