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

**tuco** · 12-Dec-2017, 14:59

TXP

The Cabin by tuco, on Flickr

**mindscrapper** · 12-Dec-2017, 15:45

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Mamiya RB67Pro SD
Sekor 50/4.5
Fomapan 200
Rodinal 1:50 10 min manual develop

**chassis** · 12-Dec-2017, 19:34

tuco and mindscrapper both interesting and well done.

**Corran** · 13-Dec-2017, 01:11

Thanks tuco.

Today I went out and found a section of the Appalachian Trail still covered in snow. It usually doesn't last long down here in the south but we got so much. Here's two photos I took with my Rolleiflex:

This second photo is something I've been wanting to do as we get some wicked wind coming through the mountains occasionally. I wanted to capture the feeling of all the tall trees swaying. I also was inspired by a similar photo Austin Granger posted a while ago with a similar wind/tree thing going on.

**tuco** · 13-Dec-2017, 06:22

Originally Posted by chassis

tuco and mindscrapper both interesting and well done.

Thanks.
mindscrapper, I'm not sure what I'm looking at. Any help?

**gnuyork** · 13-Dec-2017, 15:50

Finally getting around to processing a couple more rolls:

Rolleiflex MX-EVS type 2
T-Max 400 (expired in 1994)
Xtol 1:1

**Peter Lewin** · 14-Dec-2017, 08:41

gnuyork, nice series of "Boys in the Boat." It's nice to see essentially a documentary series done in Medium Format. Makes me want to see more.

**gnuyork** · 14-Dec-2017, 20:29

Originally Posted by Peter Lewin

gnuyork, nice series of "Boys in the Boat." It's nice to see essentially a documentary series done in Medium Format. Makes me want to see more.

Thanks Peter. I do have a few more from the roll:

**Peter Lewin** · 15-Dec-2017, 07:27

gnuyork: not to overdo the praise, but thanks for the "additions," I've been looking through the entire series a few times and think you've got a really good eye for composition etc. I go to a monthly photo critique group, and one of the rules is that while we should bring 5 or 6 photos at a time, they should work together as a series or show. Your set here is a perfect example!