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

**austin granger** · 23-Oct-2018, 20:26

Originally Posted by Eric Woodbury

Austin, nice photo. As I move the image on my screen, the moire patterns become dynamic. A bonus.

--ejw--

Originally Posted by David Lobato

+1

Originally Posted by Alan9940

Stunning image, Austin!

Originally Posted by Pali K

Beautiful as usual Bryan, Austin, Peter and Tuco!

Thanks all!

**austin granger** · 23-Oct-2018, 20:27

Oregon by Austin Granger, on Flickr

**Leszek Vogt** · 23-Oct-2018, 20:32

Nice one, Austin.

Les

**chrism** · 24-Oct-2018, 05:52

500c, XP2, 80/2.8 plus ext. tube, HC-110, X1:

Quad II/forty by chrism229, on Flickr

jp · 24-Oct-2018, 06:11

Along the shore at Ash Point preserve, Owls Head Maine. Rolleiflex automat tessar, tmy2

img492 by Jason Philbrook, on Flickr

**John Olsen** · 24-Oct-2018, 10:46

Originally Posted by jp

Along the shore at Ash Point preserve, Owls Head Maine. Rolleiflex automat tessar, tmy2

img492 by Jason Philbrook, on Flickr

Hmm. This is the kind of scene I walk past on the way to somewhere "better." It quietly reminds me to look at everything more thoughtfully. Nice image.

**Corran** · 24-Oct-2018, 10:49

Excellent jp! The tree really blossoms from the frame. Square works perfectly here, and sharp rather than soft focus.

**chrism** · 25-Oct-2018, 04:27

I do like the Sonnar 150/4!

Sunflower by chrism229, on Flickr

I see it's time for some new fixer - those stripes are a peculiarity of underfixing XP2 after HC-110 development. They happen if you use standard dilution fixer, so I make mine a bit more concentrated. 5 minutes for the first 20 films and 10 minutes for the final ten films. This was film #26 and had ten minutes but I guess I can refix it if I want. Oh, they are arranged vertically as this was done in a motorised Rondinax 60.

**austin granger** · 25-Oct-2018, 10:23

Originally Posted by Leszek Vogt

Nice one, Austin.

Les

Thanks Les!

**austin granger** · 25-Oct-2018, 10:34

At a recent gallery opening, I met local pinhole camera builder Kurt Mottweiler, and he kindly lent me one of his "Woodbläks" to see what I could come up with. It's been fun to shake things up a little and get out of my usual groove. Here's a link to Kurt's website for those interested. He really makes some ingenious and beautiful cameras: http://mottweilerstudio.com

In a Cemetery, Portland by Austin Granger, on Flickr

Sea Stack, Oregon by Austin Granger, on Flickr

In a Cemetery, Portland by Austin Granger, on Flickr