safe haven for tiny formats

[Edward (Halifax,NS)]

I don't know if I posted this one before. it was taken with my Yashicamat and Kodak Tri-X

[Alberto Bregani]

I don't know if I posted this one before. it was taken with my Yashicamat and Kodak Tri-X

YashicaMAt
my very first "twin lens" school :-)
well done Edward, great places in your country

Wish i were there..
Maybe one day..
Ciao!
Alberto

[Alberto Bregani]

| Last lights of the day|
This was my very first shot with my brand new folding IKONTA-M 524/2 6x9 (1952) with a superb TESSAR f3.5/105mm T*
Tough conditions, almost backlights... but the camera was ok;
(scan from negative w/epson v750pro )

[Rain Dance]

Agfa Optima, yashica D

[Rain Dance]

Berger 200 Yashica D

[Edward (Halifax,NS)]

| Last lights of the day|
This was my very first shot with my brand new folding IKONTA-M 524/2 6x9 (1952) with a superb TESSAR f3.5/105mm T*
Tough conditions, almost backlights... but the camera was ok;
(scan from negative w/epson v750pro )

Alberto, I find the top of the sky less exciting. Cropped to 6X7 proportions it makes a very strong image. I might even consider the 6X6 square.

[Peter De Smidt]

It's funny, I played around a little bit with Alberto's very nice image, and I ended up with a very similar crop to Edward's version.

[tuco]

I just respect the photographer's interpretation of the scene and just enjoy what he decides to post.

[jcoldslabs]

Tuco,

In general I agree, but I had a forum member send me a PM with his version of my own posted image and I was pleasantly surprised. Not how I would have done it, but very instructive in someone else's methods.

Jonathan

[mdm]

IMHO It dies without the sky.