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

[John Olsen]

Barn, Eastern Washington by Austin Granger, on Flickr

Perfect camera position.

[cgratham]

Love all the photos on this ^ page Austin, John, and tuco - and the previous pages too. They all remind me to really think about, and simplify, my compositions. And to really think about what my subject is/are. Great inspiration.

Thanks, Chris

[austin granger]

Thanks, Dick, Bryan, John, Chris, I appreciate the kind words.
There has been a lot of good stuff posted here lately; it heartens me to see my photographer brethren continuing to get out in the world and make pictures.

[tuco]

Love all the photos on this ^ page Austin, John, and tuco - and the previous pages too.
Thanks, Chris

Thanks. I'm with Austin on getting out and take pictures.

[tuco]

Bandon Beach by tuco, on Flickr

GW690III, FP4+, D-23

[tuco]

Georgetown Pipes by tuco, on Flickr

Rolleicord IV, Xenar 75mm, Acros, Rodinal

[gimenosaiz]

Hi!
I've been reading a lot about the history of the infrastructure of water distribution in Madrid.
I've discovered a wonderful photographer of the XIX century that illustrated the working progress of one of the main achivements of that works, the "Canal de Isabel II", circa 1860.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/biblio...57626404090272

I've decided to follow his steps ;-) No, really, but ...

As Madrid grew, it needed more water. More infrastructures were needed. So, the "Canal del Jarama" was build. The Jarama river is one of the main water currents in Madrid. Several dams were raised in the mountains ridges near the capital, and many waterways ("canales)" were built to carry the water from these dams to Madrid.

I took this photographs near one of the most beautiful villages in Madrid, Patones de Arriba. But what caught my eye this time were the pipes and auxiliary buildings of the "Canal del Jarama".

Rolleiflex 3.5f : Planar 75/3.5
Rollei Retro 400s : HC-110h
1.

canal del jarama by Antonio Gimeno, on Flickr

2.

canal del jarama by Antonio Gimeno, on Flickr

3.

canal del jarama by Antonio Gimeno, on Flickr

4. In this one you can see Patones in the background
Malefic 6x17 : Super Angulon 90/8
Bergger Pancro 400 : Rodina 1+50


patones by Antonio Gimeno, on Flickr

Kind regards!
Antonio

[John Olsen]

Gimenosaiz: Nice project, well done.

[kevinjp]

Down to the Beach by Kevin Pihlaja, on Flickr

Pentax 645 on Ilford HP5 Plus.

[Corran]

It's often difficult to get snow pictures here as the roads are simply not maintained like they need to be, since snow is a rarity. But today it was just high enough temp to keep the roads relatively okay but didn't melt the overnight snow quickly.

Downtown Dahlonega
Hasselblad 503CX, 40mm f/4 FLE, Rollei ATP 1.1, Rodinal 1:300, 12:00, 68F



And from the other side, cropped 4:5