This is my contribution to this week’s theme:

Canon EOS 5, Ilford HP5+ and a lucky vignette.
I’m a firefox user and I’ve been trying out Scribefire – an addon which lets you work on blog posts off line. I can’t get it to accept my WordPress login. It gives me a verify button to press but then says can’t login. The same thing happens using it with Opera. Anyone else use it and have any problems?
If you have an interest in photographing doors, then you might want to check out The Legion of Door Whores
They have a blog dedicated to photos of doors in all shapes and sizes. And they also accept submissions and reblogs from others. I think one of mine is on there at the moment.
So if photography and doors is your stuff, click on the link above.
I put the image in my last post on aday.org.
I thought I’d give it a go. They say that the participants retain copyright of the image which should be the default condition for any photographer taking part in anything at all. The idea is to document what happened around the world on one day – 15th Mat 2012. The best shots will go into a book in Finland or something. If you want to have you work retained for history you only have a few days left.
Ailsa, who blogs Where’s My Backpack gave me a little challenge. I posted a colour digital image for the weekly photo challenge of Blue because I couldn’t think about how to do it in monochrome. But Ailsa commented that ‘Blue’ she’d like to see me try. So here’s what I came up with:

Like a lot of black and white photos, it;s got a white sky. Some say this is what they don’t like about monochrome but I think it’s another one of its little quirks.
Canon EOS 5, Ilford and a little bit of Photoshop.

Two photo challenges in one day, I decided to take up Where’s My Backpack’s unofficial challenge with this shot of a reflection in a puddle. Take with my LC-A and some colour film.
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