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

[Greg Y]

l'Aiguille Verte & Les Drus
Pentax 645 / 200mm / TMax100
16"x20" print on Foma Variant lll / Ansco 130

[John Olsen]

Driving through Kentucky I saw a series of large black signs with "Josh for Jailer." Finally I found one with a nice background and I asked the lady if I could take a picture of her house. She was happy to pose with the sign and wanted me to know "Josh is a good man!" I didn't even know that you could vote for the jailer. (500C/M, TriX film, 80mm lens, yellow filter, scanned from film)

[IMG]N2N3 Big Josh LFF by John Olsen, on Flickr[/IMG]

[austin granger]

That's great, John. I'm interested in the political signs as well. I found this one on a recent trip to Eastern Washington. Unfortunately, there was no one around to pose with it.

Eastern Washington by Austin Granger, on Flickr

[many]

I am a new comer to the forum. Greetings to everyone.
Japan/Kamakura, the making of a Masamune Katana.
For more than 600 years the same family crafted this swords. But this will be the last generation making it.
Hasselblad 500cm, 80mm and 180mm on Ilford Delta 100

[John Olsen]

Austin: Thanks, we all might consider more political signage this year - it's likely to be intense.

Many: Great atmosphere in your images. Welcome to the Forum.

A little further down the road in Kentucky I came across the smoldering remnants of a house. The owner had barely escaped when several gallons of kerosene got involved in an electrical fire. 500c/m, TriX film, scanned from film

[IMG]R2N5 Addie Smith LFF by John Olsen, on Flickr[/IMG]

[jmontague]

Outstanding images, Manny. And welcome! Can’t wait to see more.


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[many]

Great photo John. By the we way you reveal the hose, we sense the struggle and pain the owner.
Jmontgue, thank you very much.
Once in a while will try to post some more images without being too abusive… you know photographers, they can’t bear a complement without showing off.

[Martin Aislabie]

I am a new comer to the forum. Greetings to everyone.
Japan/Kamakura, the making of a Masamune Katana.
For more than 600 years the same family crafted this swords. But this will be the last generation making it.
Hasselblad 500cm, 80mm and 180mm on Ilford Delta 100

Great photographs - fascinating process

Martin

[many]

Great photographs - fascinating process

Martin

Thank you very much.

[Michael Graves]

I am a new comer to the forum. Greetings to everyone.
Japan/Kamakura, the making of a Masamune Katana.
For more than 600 years the same family crafted this swords. But this will be the last generation making it.
Hasselblad 500cm, 80mm and 180mm on Ilford Delta 100

Absolutely spectacular!