Wow - that's something you don't see too often nowadays.Originally Posted by tuco
Thomas
Wow - that's something you don't see too often nowadays.
Thomas
Mercury Works 4x5 System + Horseman 6x12 Back
Schneider Symmar S 135mm F5.6
Ilford HP5+ ISO 400
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by Sheel Kapur, on Flickr
Some snapshots taken yesterday at at water well drilling rig in northern Nevada. Zeiss Ikonta 520/16 (1937) with a slightly hazy and fungus affected Tessar.
Nice series sheel and axelwik.
Nice work Sheel. That lens and film back make a great combination. I use the same combination with a Wista with great results.
Some nice work on this page!
Yesterday I shot some photos with my Linhof 70. I realized one of my film backs had a roll in it already, which turned out to be from last year (I kept using a different film back instead). This shot was from a trip to FDR State Park in west GA, taken w/ my 58mm XL:
Some good stuff there you guys. I enjoyed them all. And I especially like the men standing by the steaming pipe.
Ford Coupe, Havre, Montana
Neg # AUAQ 044. Quietly sitting on a grassy hillside. July 1989.
Scanned negative. Camera: RB67, 360mm lens, Ilford FP4 film.
. .Ford Coupe, Havre, Montana by Reinhold S., on Flickr
Reinhold
www.re-inventedPhotoEquip.com
www.classicBWphoto.com
This thread has such great work. Here's a modest contribution. From a hike Monday on the Long Trail. Rolliflex Tessar, Acros and PyrocatHD.
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Making a phone background
Pentax 105/2.4 shot at f2.8, 400TMY @ EI 100
Oregon Dunes by tuco, on Flickr
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