MF (6x4.5,6x6,6x7,6x9,6x12) B&W film images sharing

[andreios]

Attachment 107491
Hunagshan
Chamonix 45N1
Rodenstock 210/5.6
Ilford FP4

Fantastic image! Wish i could visit those mountains at least once in my life. ..

[emh]

A few from the Fuji gw690II. Ilford WT/handcolored.

[emh]

One more:

[TheToadMen]

Nice job, I like this one best.

One more:

[andreios]

Agree, a very good job indeed!

[StoneNYC]

Attachment 107491
Hunagshan
Chamonix 45N1
Rodenstock 210/5.6
Ilford FP4

Really beautiful! But what makes this 120 if it was shot on a 45 camera?

[jp]

I like the second one very much. Quite often I think a little "natural" perspective is helpful to avoid completely flattening the image, and in this case the low angle and slight upward convergence of vertical lines are pluses not minuses. I am guilty of often trying to use camera movements simply because I can, but there are times when they can detract rather than add to an image. Knowing when to refrain is not always easy--unless you use a camera devoid of them, of course.
Jonathan

Thanks; I appreciate the comments

[lbenac]

Nerac - View from the castle



Kodak Medalist HP5 Pyrocat

[Peter Gomena]

Wonderful images from the Medalist, Luc. You really have the camera and process nailed down. (Your creative eye has more to do with the results than the camera, but the images have a distinctive look.)

[lbenac]

Thanks Peter.
I really like the Medalist. Not sure if it is the Heliar lens or what....
I usually shoot with HP5 when in Europe but I am looking at maybe something less grainy like TMY or TMX. We will see.

Cheers,

luc

Wonderful images from the Medalist, Luc. You really have the camera and process nailed down. (Your creative eye has more to do with the results than the camera, but the images have a distinctive look.)