Post Photos of YOURSELF with your camera

[Jim Galli]

Very cool photo, Austin!

Yes! Bravo! How did this slip by the photo police. You're obviously planning to blow that building up. You've got a beard.

[Robert Oliver]

Rae Lakes Loop - Sequoia National Park

[Nathan Appel]

Me and my homemade 16x20. Under $100 including filmholder that I also made, but not including lens. Tried it out with a paper negative and it worked great. Waiting for film from the ULF Ilford order. Doubt I'll be taking this camera very far. I love the detail of a 16x20 contact print, but the 500mm lens has such a small depth of field there are few landscapes that I can think of that it would be a good fit for. It was a fun project nonetheless. Bellows were made from two garbage bags, heavy construction paper, and lexel glue. Filmholder was built off a 16x20 picture frame.

BADASS!!!!!!

[PolarBear1973]

I also posted this under the "homemade camera" thread, but here is a video of the homemade 16x20 out in the field:

[austin granger]

Well obviously it's not my large format camera, but I figure that you've all seen enough Deardorff Specials to imagine it. I also figure that what you REALLY want to look at is my magnificent beard, and I aim to please. Truth be told though, I shaved moments after making this picture. Everyone hated the beard, but more than that, somehow after awhile I just wasn't feeling like myself anymore. Sometimes, while strolling around Portland, I'd catch a reflection of myself in a store window and it was actually startling: "Whoa, who's that crazy looking dude?" But anyway, here's me:

In Another Cheap Motel Room, Christmas Valley, Oregon

[Forrest Cooper]

First shoot with the 7a after restoration. What a wonderful camera!

[cosmicexplosion]

Me with my Sinar P2




Was shooting this in the in the image above:

i love those two shots!

bravo!

[David Hedley]

Me with Sinar in the Rhône-Alpes last week;

[Mark Woods]

Niiiiice!

[Drew Bedo]

Nathen: Great job on the ULF!