Photos with your loved ones (cameras that is) [Archive]

Frank Petronio

23-Nov-2005, 09:24

Since photo hosting is difficult here, if anyone wants to post photos of themselves with their loved ones (photographic items that is) I'll provide the hosting and do the html to display them. Just email them to me: f AT frankpetronio DOT com

Keep them to 500 pixels wide and save as .jpgs. Let's make the deadline the end of Sunday on Thanksgiving (American Holiday on Thursday) weekend.

I think people would love to see what we look like. And I'm curious to see Michael's new old Fatif and all those cool ULF cameras you guys have been yakking about.

Ralph Barker

23-Nov-2005, 10:25

Nice offer, Frank.

Being as I have my own space, I'll start. ;-)

http://www.rbarkerphoto.com/misc/Family/RBinLeica-Tachi810.jpg

John Berry ( Roadkill )

23-Nov-2005, 10:56

Now we have a level of vision standard. Very cool Ralph.

John Flavell

23-Nov-2005, 11:02

I'm not sure which is uglier, me or the camera.

Jim Galli

23-Nov-2005, 11:31

Jim Galli & Phil Kember at Deep Springs College.

Struan Gray

23-Nov-2005, 12:59

http://web.telia.com/~u46133221/pics/smgandnorma.jpg

Struan and Norma on the Beach. Achnahaird, Summer '04.

David A. Goldfarb

23-Nov-2005, 14:55

I don't want to hotlink someone else's photo, but here's me and the Tech V at an APUG get-together in Asbury Park, New Jersey by Liz Fowler--

www.rcfowlerphoto.com/AsburyParkAPUG/pages/025.htm (http://www.rcfowlerphoto.com/AsburyParkAPUG/pages/025.htm)

And if you're an APUG subscriber (I think non-subscribers can just see a thumbnail) you can see the photo I was making at the time here--

www.apug.org/gallery/showphoto.php?photo=7895&cat=500&ppuser=60 (http://www.apug.org/gallery/showphoto.php?photo=7895&cat=500&ppuser=60)

Ed Richards

23-Nov-2005, 15:39

Look for me in the lower right hand corner. It is my most flattering side:

http://biotech.law.lsu.edu/photographer.jpg

Ken Lee

23-Nov-2005, 15:41

http://www.kenleegallery.com/images/personal/field.jpg

Out standing in my field.

Frank Petronio

23-Nov-2005, 16:56

<img src="http://frankpetronio.com/media/lf/adriantyler.jpg"

Adrian Tyler's most loved model

<img src="http://frankpetronio.com/media/lf/billmitchell.jpg"

Bill Mitchell with his Crown Graphic

<img src="http://frankpetronio.com/media/lf/seanyates.jpg"

Sean Yates with his Kodak Master View

<img src="http://frankpetronio.com/media/lf/michaelwjones.jpg"

Michael W. Jones with my old Fatif

<img src="http://frankpetronio.com/media/lf/teddsoost_01.jpg"

Tedd Soost with his 12x20 Wisner taking a picture of a Norwegian mushroom. HP5 and a 12 inch Dagor 6,8 in a Ilex 4 Universal.

<img src="http://frankpetronio.com/media/lf/fp.jpg"

And that cheapskate Frank Petronio with his $300 Arca-Swiss 8x10 and $102 Ilex-Caltar.

Mark Woods

23-Nov-2005, 17:09

Bravo Frank! Great thread. I'm really enjoying it.

MW

Janko Belaj

23-Nov-2005, 17:40

it is me. ...me... and me again ;-))

http://belaj.com/unsorted/me/u_ocekivanju_sunca.jpg
waiting for the sun
http://belaj.com/unsorted/me/IMG_0043n.jpg
tachihara taken with very wide lens
http://belaj.com/unsorted/me/JANIMIR.jpg
me with two other tools

Bill_1856

23-Nov-2005, 19:18

Thanks, Frank. Does anybody know what is that interesting looking camera on the extreme right of the Deep Springs Collage picture (on the wood tripod)?

darter

23-Nov-2005, 20:14

Hey Jim, what's the monster lens on the camera second to the left in the Deep Springs photo?

Frank Petronio

23-Nov-2005, 20:24

<img src="http://frankpetronio.com/media/lf/daveg.jpg"

David G. Gagnon and his 'Dorff in the Smokies three years ago, when he had slightly more hair.

QT Luong

23-Nov-2005, 20:27

http://www.terragalleria.com/tuan-at-kobuk-dunes.jpg

At the Great Kobuk Sand Dunes, upon completing the "57 national parks project".

Frank Petronio

23-Nov-2005, 21:41

<img src="http://frankpetronio.com/media/lf/sims.jpg"

This is me, Brian Sims, with my Sinar F, in a red do-rag (a basic requirement after 4 days on the Washington coast). Photo by Mackenzie Sims (my daughter and main Sherpa)

Ole Tjugen

24-Nov-2005, 00:37

http://www.bruraholo.no/bilder/minime.jpg

Ole Tjugen and Linhof Technika III 5x7" with Xenar 300mm f:4.5 - attempting a hand-held shot.

Frank Petronio

24-Nov-2005, 05:29

http://frankpetronio.com/media/lf/marco.jpgwebsite</a>)

Matt Miller

24-Nov-2005, 07:31

Bill & Phil,

The info you desire is in this thread: http://largeformatphotography.info/lfforum/topic/501995.html

Bill_1856

24-Nov-2005, 07:36

Thanks, Matt.

Rainer

24-Nov-2005, 07:49

http://www.schoditsch.com/webablage/lfrainer.jpg

That´s me, Rainer Schoditsch, and my Arca F-Line with a yellow "hey, don´t i look like a real pro arch photog yelling" Kodak dark cloth posing in front of Arch. Raimund Abrahams early House Dellacher in Burgenland, Austria.

What a great thread this is!

Brian Sims

24-Nov-2005, 12:17

Congratulations Marco & Mian!
But Marco, it's been several days man.
Where's the picture of the baby?

James Bleifus

24-Nov-2005, 12:37

I love that Jim Galli picture. I think those are the cameras he can't fit in his garage anymore.

Cheers, James

Frank Petronio

24-Nov-2005, 17:14

<img src="http://frankpetronio.com/media/lf/ramin.jpg"

Ramin Dotma in Vienna

<img src="http://frankpetronio.com/media/lf/chrisf.jpg"

Chris F, photo by his niece this morning

chris_4622

24-Nov-2005, 18:12

Along with my homemade walnut 5x7.

Marco Frigerio

25-Nov-2005, 05:20

Frank, thank you!!, we're so honoured by your appreciation, we're blushing!! ;)))))...

Brian, I know that it sounds strange, but the smallest format we have at home right now is a 4x5", no 35mm, no compact digital camera, since Cristina and Giulio have been to the hospital until monday I was not allowed to take the Gandolfi in the nursery ;)))))...this morning I bought a compact digital camera, pictures of Giulio now will be abounding...

Ciao

Marco

Frank Petronio

25-Nov-2005, 07:04

<img src="http://frankpetronio.com/media/lf/robs.jpg"

Rob Skeoch with his Wisner

(Rob, this is the better shot!) Thanks to the folks like Rob who took the trouble to send 500pixel wide jpgs using the "save for web" option that strips the color profile away and makes a smaller file size... hint, hint

Frank Petronio

25-Nov-2005, 13:40

<img src="http://frankpetronio.com/media/lf/smurray.jpg"

Me and my trusty old Calumet and first lens: 10 inch Caltar. Seasons greetings for St. Paul, MN to all!
Steve Murray

John_4185

25-Nov-2005, 16:10

http://elearning.winona.edu/staff_o/jjs/SP.jpg

Noboy around to take a picture of meself, so I humbly submit a direct contact print of my face to a small piece of film. No camera used.

Brian Sims

25-Nov-2005, 16:41

JJ, I recon' that, you being a man of the north woods, your facial contact print must have involved a bit a bear grease?

Richard Ide

25-Nov-2005, 17:17

Either that or a light source most people do not have access to. :-)

Richard

John_4185

25-Nov-2005, 19:43

JJ, I recon' that, you being a man of the north woods, your facial contact print must have involved a bit a bear grease?

Yah sure, you betcha! Us rugged MinneSnowta he-men an bear greaze.

*Shucks* Actually, I live in the Tropics of MinneSnowta - 112 miles South-East of Steve Murray.