safe haven for tiny formats

[jon.oman]

Zaitz,

You are posting some great images here!

[Zaitz]

Zaitz,

You are posting some great images here!

Thank you! I think I am overdoing it in this thread though .

[thrice]

Zaitz, I am a fan, great stuff!

Here are a couple of my personal favourites.






This one with 5D mk II and Leica 19mm Elmarit v2.


Don't know why this one is resized smaller.. 12mm Voigtlander on M9

All M9 and 18mm ZM Distagon unless otherwise noted. I have a lot of stitched pano's but I don't really consider them 'small format'.

[thrice]

...and one more, also 18mm Distagon.

[Corran]

Here is another from my Nikon S2 (with the 135mm f/3.5 lens). I used Kentmere 400 film developed in xtol stock. This cheapy film is actually pretty nice. I like the grain.

As an aside, I sure wished I lived closer to some of these awesome places you guys are posting.

[Marko]

Thank you! I think I am overdoing it in this thread though .

That's what the thread is for, and it's to everybody's enjoyment, I think.

But flickr most definitely does not do your images justice, you need to have your own site.

Marko

[msk2193]

Leica M9 with 24mm Summilux
Ephesus, Turkey

[Zaitz]

That's what the thread is for, and it's to everybody's enjoyment, I think.

But flickr most definitely does not do your images justice, you need to have your own site.

Marko

Thanks, I may have to look into designing a simple one.

thrice: Thank you! Where were your seascapes taken? I really like the round rock one and the last one.

[austin granger]

Listing Phone Booth, Astoria

[Zaitz]

Listing Phone Booth, Astoria

Austin do you use the same editing procedure for most shots? It always looks great. Just wondering.

My favorite from Death Valley: