MF (6x4.5,6x6,6x7,6x9,6x12) B&W film images sharing

[Chuck Pere]

Igor, very nice series of prints. I especially like that second one.

[Jim Jones]

Bernard_L -- Your photograph of the main hall in post #8220 above is an excellent example of capturing and presenting what appears to be a difficult subject in difficult light. I probably would have concentrated on the machinery, and neglected the wide view that is needed to really appreciate the subject.

[theAngryMarmot]

Casual shot while having lunch. I was the first one in, and they hadn't brought the lights up yet. Pentax 645 w/ 75mmF2.8 on Ilford HP5



Cactus in my yard. Pentax 645 w/ 75mmF2.8 on Ilford HP5

[Bernard_L]

Bernard_L -- Your photograph of the main hall in post #8220 above is an excellent example of capturing and presenting what appears to be a difficult subject in difficult light. I probably would have concentrated on the machinery, and neglected the wide view that is needed to really appreciate the subject.

@ Jim Jones Thank you and glad you liked it. Concerning the light, I had a couple of Vivitar 283 strobes and a Sekonik 308B to check the balance. Half by chance the flash was not overdone. If I may add a comment myself, the wide FOV of the SWC, plus cropping out the foreground in post provided me a "poor man's shift"; notice the keystoning is not 100% corrected, which I would find un-natural.

[tuco]

Nice series, Igor.


Workflow update on some hiking pictures.
GSW690III, 400TMY, PMK



Mt Baker Scott-Paul Trail by tuco, on Flickr





Mt Baker Scott-Paul Trail by tuco, on Flickr

[Peter De Smidt]

Really good, Tuco! I miss my GSW690III. Bob Watkins has had it for years, and he refuses to send it back.

[tuco]

Really good, Tuco! I miss my GSW690III. Bob Watkins has had it for years, and he refuses to send it back.

Thanks. Bob sounds like my neighbor. He borrows tools from me and I never get them back unless I remember and prompt him. On one occasion, he had the tool so long he thought it was his.

[Iga]

Thanks Chuck ! Thanks Tuco !

[tuco]

I like the first one and how you cleverly blocked out the sun with the human.

Thanks Jim

[Pedro-Pierre]

Ilford FP4 Plus. Mamiya C33.