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

[Pedro_fiz]

Bessa RF 6x9. Salamanca’s Roman bridge

[Corran]

Thanks John! Here's one more from yesterday, using a Tiffen Pro Mist #3 filter:

[Bernard_L]

Took a nice hike today with my wife along a section of the AT called Three Forks, very near the start of the trail. I found this offshoot falls years ago, around 2016, and made a very, very bad photograph of it. I think I redeemed myself a bit here. Was a nice day with hazy sunlight that enabled some 1/8 of a second exposures which I really like for water.

Hasselblad 503cx, 40mm FLE, TMX, Pyrocat

Started this reply-post to ask you about your exposure time, then saw it was indicated in the text (not in the "technical data"). Interesting 1/8 is just what I like to use, not freezing the drops mid-air (or worse, blurred) neither rendering water as "fluff" as in many long-exposure photos. The streaks are IMO a good rendering of the visual impression. Below one I made 2weeks ago. Actually 645 (GS645W, what I had taken that day) cropped square (works best for this). 1/8 handheld. Neopan400 D-76 1+1 12'.

[Iga]

Moskva 5 Kentmere 400 HC110

[Iga]

As above

[austin granger]

Beautiful, Austin ! Absolutely. Congrats and thanks for sharing.

Thank you very much.

[Iga]

Kiev 6C Flektogon 50mm @ ƒ8
HP5+ @ 800ASA HC110

[austin granger]

Pinhole photograph
Rocklyn Zion Chapel, Washington by Austin Granger, on Flickr

[John Olsen]

Pinhole photograph
Rocklyn Zion Chapel, Washington by Austin Granger, on Flickr

The softening of the pinhole works perfectly here. Very nice.

[Iga]

Bravo, Austin !