Both of these were shot with a Yashica Mat 124G on Tri-X film
Both of these were shot with a Yashica Mat 124G on Tri-X film
Season's Greetings. Wishing all a stellar New Year 2021 & may your favourite films & fibre-based papers stay in production!
Rolleiflex, Tessar, FP4, Foma FB. (Mt Assiniboine, Rockies, Canada)
IMG_2010 3 by Greg Yavorsky, on Flickr
Last edited by Greg Y; 25-Dec-2020 at 09:27.
Great shot Greg. Where does the snowman live?
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....Why the North Pole of course, Alan!Originally Posted by Alan Klein
Great shot Greg. Where does the snowman live?
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The vintage motorcycle scene has been pretty much shut done since March, but I got a private shooting opportunity just before Xmas. This is a 1937-48 Moto Guzzi 500 in running shape. 80 mm 'Blad lens with red filter, TriX film in HC100"B" and scanned from Ilford print. I'll post some more views as they get dried.
[IMG]R1N5 Flkr by John Olsen, on Flickr[/IMG]
Old Miakka Preserve Creek Crossing
Rolleiflex w/ Tessar 75mm f/3.5, T-Max 100, Pyrocat
A little addendum to this photo - about 15 minutes later, hiking through the rest of the loop trail, I saw two Florida Panthers on the trail from less than 100 yards. I was stunned to see such a rare and endangered animal randomly, and outside of their typical range too. Too bad I didn't have my digital and 300mm f/2.8 lens with me - left it in the car after birding the day before!
Are you shooting this at f3.5? It looks like you're actually stopping drops in the air! Very interesting.Old Miakka Preserve Creek Crossing
Rolleiflex w/ Tessar 75mm f/3.5, T-Max 100, Pyrocat
A little addendum to this photo - about 15 minutes later, hiking through the rest of the loop trail, I saw two Florida Panthers on the trail from less than 100 yards. I was stunned to see such a rare and endangered animal randomly, and outside of their typical range too. Too bad I didn't have my digital and 300mm f/2.8 lens with me - left it in the car after birding the day before!
I was at f/16 I believe, 15 second exposure. The white in the water is this foamy stuff that happens sometimes, maybe because of the tannin in the water, I'm not sure. The bottom was swirling a bit more so you can see it blurs, but the main section was hardly moving.
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