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

[Corran]

Very nice. I'm not usually one to shoot with a longer lens, but you've made it work well, especially the second image.

With the weather perking up a little I'm tempted to go camp in the Smokies for a few days soon.

[CreationBear]

I'm tempted to go camp in the Smokies

Thanks! I shoot with the 200/4 more than I thought I would, especially when wading isn't (a wise) option. Otherwise, we're due for the traditional "Spring Break" wet snow, but I was actually seeing a few rue anemone at 2500 feet, so we're right on the cusp.

[austin granger]

Very nice snow photos Austin and Pali!

Thanks Jason. That's a nice compliment from you; I'm always impressed by the control in your own photos, even with extreme situations.

[austin granger]

The Last Supper, Portland by Austin Granger, on Flickr

[Fangel]

Hasselblad 503cw / Ilford hp5 / D76 / Dektol / Ilford prc paper pearl

[tuco]

Our mountains down here in GA are a little different!

Wow, your head was really in the clouds to shoot that one. Love it.

[John Olsen]

Printed this morning from a series I've been posting recently: 1935 Harley-Davidson "Peashooter" 350.

[IMG]R3N2b LFF by John Olsen, on Flickr[/IMG]

[gimenosaiz]

Jesus, Portland by Austin Granger, on Flickr

¡Hello!

I love this !!! Great!

Cheers
Antonio

[gimenosaiz]

Bryan-- Good to see some shots from the Southern Highlands! I've been trying to dial-in my Pentax 67 load-out the past couple of weeks...streamside strolls are a piece of cake, but this past Monday a couple of thousand feet elevation gain up from Cades Cove saw me take a quick left down Bote Mountain instead of a right up to Spence, and head back down the holler.

A couple from Elkmont, GSMNP (Pentax 67; 200/4; Acros 100.)

Hello!!

Very nice! Amazing tones!

I love my 200/4. It's an amazing lens. A bargain.
Cheers!

Antonio

[CreationBear]

I love my 200/4.

Thanks! At some point I'd like to try the M* 300, but the 645z shooters skew the marketplace for those quite a bit.