safe haven for tiny formats

[David Schaller]

You could be right, David! We don't see those around here.

They are becoming more common farther north in New England now Peter. I never saw them when I was growing up in northern New Hampshire, but I’m always looking very carefully now in Western Mass, where they are increasingly common.

[tuco]

M9, Voigtländer Nokton 50mm f1.5


Chance the Gardener: 'Yes, there will be growth in the Spring.' by tuco, on Flickr


Zeiss 35/2


Where Roadside Signs End Up by tuco, on Flickr

[Corran]

Went to the GA Renaissance Fest this past weekend. Here's a few images from the joust (always my favorite), taken with my Widelux F7 and Leica M6 w/ 5cm Summitar on T-Max 100:

[Ari]

Some weekend wanderings at the nearby community college.
GFX and tilt/shift lenses.

[Daniel Unkefer]

Makina III F4.2 F2.9 Anticomar Modern Sync by Nokton48, on Flickr

The Plaubel Makina III moves into the studio with the Makiflexes. Two lenses, the speedo F2.9 Anticomar, and the uber sharp F4.2 Anticomar. Makina Yellow Filters and original Lenshoods . These will both get some more use. Glenn Evans had the original Makina Strobe Sync Plug with fires my 70s era Broncolor strobes just fine. Plaubel recommended the F4.2 lens for commercial product shooting. Shown plugged into my Paramount homemade Pulso Sync cord. With the F2.9 lens I'll be selecting Ilford Pan F at EI 50 which gives me about 1/125 wide open or so outdoors. If I want uber sharpness with the F4.2 lens I will switch to EI 100 Delta 100

[jon.oman]

Some weekend wanderings at the nearby community college.
GFX and tilt/shift lenses.

Interesting set of images!

[Ari]

Thanks, Jon.

[Ari]

I'm telling' ya we need more kiosks! More kiosks!
GFX, TS-E 24mm

[Peter De Smidt]

Ari, fun stuff with the tilt/shift! I bought a Nikon 24t/s this winter, but I haven't really been able to use it much yet. Your pictures gave me some motivation to do so...probably after this semester is over....

[Ari]

Thanks, Peter. I'm getting more and more into them, they're wonderful instruments to have and can really change the look and feel of a photo quickly and with subtle impact.
I'll soon have 35mm and 45mm T/S lenses to complement the 24mm. Can't wait!