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

[austin granger]

Under the St. Johns Bridge, Portland by Austin Granger, on Flickr

[Peter De Smidt]

Union Station, Denver.

Excellent composition!

[Corran]

Austin, love all the recent photos at the bridge in the fog. We only rarely have such thick fog.

[jmontague]

Thank you, Peter. I appreciate the encouragement. Means a great deal to me.


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[jp]

Jelka by Smith De Westelinck, on Flickr

Pentacon Six - FP4

Neil, the shapes and light and rivets work real well on this. Strong and organized composition. Great photo.




img570 by Jason Philbrook, on Flickr

Barnacle and rock composition. Owls Head Maine. November 2018 with the rolleiflex.

[Corran]

Nice one jp! The subtle DOF difference between the foreground and background works great. Your exposure/dev/processing works well for this subject. The contrast and texture comes through.

[Corran]

Working on an old print from last winter, toning using Berg Blue. The gallery I have work in is doing a themed "show" in January with the theme being "Winter Blues." So I went with the obvious.

Some may remember this photo from last year. Taken with my Pentax 67ii and Acros, printed on Ilford Warmtone, and toned in Berg, with some redevelopment in Neutol to pull back the blueness a little:

[jp]

Nice one jp! The subtle DOF difference between the foreground and background works great. Your exposure/dev/processing works well for this subject. The contrast and texture comes through.

Thanks. The subtle dof is comes from being forced to use one lens and learning how it's DOF/aperture affects texture, etc.. Some familiarity you don't get when playing "lens of the week from ebay or forum"

[Corran]

Hey now, I resemble that .
I can see the characteristic, slight swirl in the corners from the classic Rolleiflex Tessar.

[paulbarden]

Hoarfrost on Maple Leaves



Shot on Bergger Pancro400, processed in PMK Pyro.
Camera used: Minolta Autocord, my favorite TLR.