Post yer 35mm shots!

[RedGreenBlue]

Union Station 3:30PM

[Sean Mac]

[Greg]

Trip up to Boston
Tri-X shot with Leica & 35mm lens

[Ari]

This is great, Sean. Very evocative, nostalgic, in a hazy/blurry old 35mm kinda way.
There are a million shots of me like this taken in the late 60s/early 70s.

[Bernice Loui]

Bernice

[Randy]

From a few years back - set the timer and posed. Bessa L with 25mm Voigtlander Snapshot Skopar.

[Ironage]

Each camera/lens/format is like another brush in the painters hands. Some images are impossible with large format. Here are some recent shots with my Nikonos III and 35mm Nikkor f2.5. It is not my only 35mm, I also have a Kodak Stereo for 3d slides. Sharing images from that camera on the internet is pointless.

Charles Street Post Office by Timothy Gordish, on Flickr
Kayakers by Timothy Gordish, on Flickr

[Sean Mac]

This is great, Sean. Very evocative, nostalgic, in a hazy/blurry old 35mm kinda way.
There are a million shots of me like this taken in the late 60s/early 70s.

You have a great eye, she is well in her twenties now.

Probably 800asa and a big old Sigma F2.8 apo 70/210

Thanks for the kind comments

[Alan9940]

Leica M6, 50mm Summicron, Adox CHS 100 II:

[Heroique]

Almost stepped on this [snake]!
Attachment 216477
Minolta XE-7 with 58mm Rokkor, Delta 100 developed in Pyrocat HD.

Close call! Its banded patterns serve as a very nice camouflage in the reeds.

I'm curious if this is a banded water snake near a lake or creek.

Before digital, 35mm cameras were excellent for unexpected wildlife encounters. Still are, of course. ;^)