Show Me Your Night Shots!

**Tin Can** · 29-Jan-2020, 11:20

Nice shot, nice lens!

**jtomasella** · 30-Jan-2020, 05:46

Originally Posted by hsandler

Wellington Building, in Ottawa. Crown Graphic 45. Optar WA 90mm f6.8 at f22. HP5 film.

Wellington Building, Ottawa by Howard Sandler, on Flickr

This is certainly eye candy.

**Louis Pacilla** · 30-Jan-2020, 05:58

Originally Posted by jtomasella

This is certainly eye candy.

Yes and with a Crown Graphic & a GOOD OLD Optar WA 90mm f6.8 to all you must have of the LATEST GREATEST wiz bang CAHMONINY XA SUPER CAMERA w/ a XLMX SUPER ANGLEONIANIAN lens.

BTW- I own a bit of both.

**Tin Can** · 30-Jan-2020, 06:04

Got one and HAVE been using it only on my toy 4X5 where it is impressive, close up

It may move to a different camera

https://web.archive.org/web/20190604...llensak_5.html

**Ben Calwell** · 30-Jan-2020, 10:48

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In Kentucky on U.S. 60 (ca. 1988). Tri-X, HC-110, 90mm. V700 scan.

**MultiFormat Shooter** · 31-Jan-2020, 06:18

Originally Posted by jtomasella

This is certainly eye candy.

I agree, the clarity and tonal range is superb.

**PRJ** · 31-Jan-2020, 08:40

Originally Posted by Ben Calwell

In Kentucky on U.S. 60 (ca. 1988). Tri-X, HC-110, 90mm. V700 scan.

I really like this photograph....

**Ben Calwell** · 31-Jan-2020, 09:04

Originally Posted by PRJ

I really like this photograph....

Thank you!

**AndrewBurns** · 10-Feb-2020, 00:29

Four hour exposure of a hut in New Zealand on Provia 100 slide film, unfortunately patchy cloud and a nearly full moon meant that I didn't get the star trails I was looking for.

This was a 60 second exposure inside another hut by candle light, also on Provia.

**Don Dudenbostel** · 2-Jul-2020, 14:26

This isn't what it appears to be, it's the China pavilion at the 1982 Worlds Fair in Knoxville TN near where I live. I originally shot it on 5x7 Ektachrome but decided to make a B&W out of it.