safe haven for tiny formats

[austin granger]

Base, Municipal Elevator, Oregon City


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

[DKirk]

My brother's rescue Mastiff.
Isla has a tendancy to go apeshit towards black cameras (Nikon Digital, and a Welmy six folder), but perfectly fine with a chrome Makina II.
Anticomar f2.9 10cm, f6 1/100 (ish likely a little slower). FP4 in 1:100 Rodinal Stand process 90mins.

[TheToadMen]

Base, Municipal Elevator, Oregon City

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

If you want to put your Zone System skills to the test, go to this place to master you contrast, highlights and shadow details.

[jcoldslabs]

Shooting from the hip with a Holga. Street photography is not my thing, but it's fun to try.




Jonathan

[tuco]

Shooting from the hip with a Holga.

Jonathan

I guess that makes you a hipster then?

On a more serious note, it looks sharper than I'd have expected from a holga if you didn't mention it.

[tuco]

A pose of cooperative patience. From an early 90's lighting setup test roll with a volunteer.

Old Portrait Practice by yo_tuco, on Flickr

67 165/4 LS, Yellow Filter, Old Gen 100TMX

[jharr]

Now THAT'S tiny.

Super-8

PB-Sunset by James Harr Photo, on Flickr

[jcoldslabs]

It looks sharper than I'd have expected from a Holga if you didn't mention it.

I thought so, too. The reason for that is two-fold, I think: 1) I shot with the 645 mask in place and this was cropped ever further so I'm getting the best of the center part of the image and 2) I must have gotten lucky and "nailed" the focus.

Jonathan

[austin granger]

From a stroll around the little town of Oregon City:







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

[austin granger]

Oregon City continued:







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