safe haven for tiny formats

[Scott Schroeder]

I think this and all image threads should be spammed. They are the only ones I look at any more.....

[austin granger]

Truck Stop, Interstate 5, Oregon


http://www.flickr.com/photos/austingranger/

[Roger Cole]

I feel like I'm spamming this thread. Hope y'all don't mind.

My last shot of a disappointing roll. I shot too many stupid boring pictures with everything OOF and a screwed up the development and...well you get the point. But this shot turned out well I think. I used my new favorite camera apparently, the Yashica 124G, and Kodak Portra 160. Converted to b&w because the color sucked, and cropped.

Some fishers in a drained lake with a fish hatchery filtering in:

I like it Bryan.

I also love my Yaschicamat 124. It's a very appealing little camera to use, isn't it? (Mine's the non-G but I doubt that makes any difference. More chrome, no gold plated flash contacts, and a different sound when winding.)

[Corran]

Thanks. Yes, it's a great camera! Though the bokeh can be a little crazy.

[Michael Cienfuegos]

Trying to photograph a cat is a bit like trying to push a chain uphill. My girl friend wanted some Christmas photos of her two cats, preferably together. After a few hours on the floor I was nearly a basket case, but her Persian, Meggie had the ultimate comment for our efforts:



Her other kitty just wanted to help:



My cat was no better,




I don't think I could have done this without a digital camera. I nearly filled up an 8 GB CF card on my D700. Probably got ten good images out of the lot.

[scm]

Rolleiflex 3.5E Planar - HP5+

[Jody_S]

And now for something completely different:

[ericpmoss]

Moraine Lake from the rubble pile. Mamiya 7 II, 80mm lens, Velvia 50

[ericpmoss]

Moraine Lake glacier, Mamiya 7 II, 80mm lens, Rollei Pan 25.

[goamules]

1931 Hektor 50/2.5. Exhibiting some Leica glow, for sure, I'll have to shoot some black and white with it, but I kind of like the look here.