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

[Iga]

As above

[Iga]

Rolleiflex SL66, Planar 80mm @ ƒ22
HP5 HC110

[Bernard_L]

6x9 negative shot on Fuji Acros II 100 with a Fuji GW-690 II camera. Film exposed at ASA 100 and processed for 60 min in Pyrocat-HD 1.5:1:200 with 3 agitations (Extreme Minimal Agitation). Scan of print made on Fomabrom Variant 111 toned in KRST 1:40:
Original here:
https://www.tundraware.com/Photograp...08-Swamped.jpg

Attachment 237203

Nice pictures you have in My Stuff: https://www.tundraware.com/Photography
And lots of potentially useful information in Reference Material: https://photoarchive.tundraware.com/

[tuco]

Love all these, Tuco. Looking at your images always evokes strong feelings like I've been there and seen that - even though I haven't and haven't.
Chris

Thanks a lot.

[tuco]

When viewed from a distance, it looks like a submarine's periscope sticking up above the trees and rooflines of the surrounding area.


Hayward Field by tuco, on Flickr

500C/M, CB 60mm, 400TMY, D-23

[Iga]

Rolleiflex SL66
Planar 80mm @ ƒ16
HP5 HC110. Cropped to 4x5 format

[John Olsen]

Some rustic decoration: TriX, 80mm lens.

[IMG]N10 Chimes LFF by John Olsen, on Flickr[/IMG]

[austin granger]

Shack, near Hubbard, Oregon by Austin Granger, on Flickr

[Ulophot]

I like the chimes very much, John. It's a lovely counterpoint of objects and their qualities as natural and handmade, and the activity in the upper left hand corner is just right.

[paulbarden]

Rolleiflex SL66
Planar 80mm @ ƒ16
HP5 HC110. Cropped to 4x5 format

These are lovely, Igor!