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[gimenosaiz]

+3 or 4

Shot this while trying out a new camera I got in a trade, out on an old logging road in the Chattahoochee National Forest this crisp November afternoon.

Widelux F7, T-Max 100, FX-39:

Hi!
Amazing!! I love it!

Cheers
Antonio

[gimenosaiz]

Hi!

Olympus Pen D
Kodak Pro Image 100 : Tetenal


bosque finlandés by Antonio Gimeno, on Flickr

¡Saludos!
Antonio

[Mark Sampson]

Corran, you're doing very nice work with the Widelux. You make it look easy, which it isn't. Well done!

[Corran]

Thanks Jon, Antonio, and Mark. I've only shot my first couple of rolls with the Widelux, so we'll see what else I can come up with (if it will stop raining anyway). I've been shooting a lot with my phone in "pano" mode since getting it which gives the same distorted perspective, so I can kind of visualize the resultant image.

[Tin Can]

Magnolia Snow by TIN CAN COLLEGE, on Flickr

[Corran]

Meagan
11/16/18
Lake Zwerner
Widelux F7, Fuji 400

[Ken Lee]

Massachusetts, November 2018

[jp]

Ken, those dark tones work great for that! Aaron Siskind darkness and Ken Lee midtones.

With my D600/Sigma-50 in the snow yesterday.

_DSC2260 by Jason Philbrook, on Flickr




_DSC2265-Pano by Jason Philbrook, on Flickr

[Ken Lee]

Ken, those dark tones work great for that! Aaron Siskind darkness and Ken Lee midtones.

Speaking of Aaron Siskind: he and I were supposed to meet up with Walker Evans at this roadside stand but it was closed

[David Lobato]

Fall leaves, Herring Run Park, Baltimore, MD. iPhone and Lightroom CC mobile

[img]APC_0114-2 by blazingshutters, on Flickr[/img]