safe haven for tiny formats

[Michael Graves]

This is an old motel in downtown Burlington that, if what I hear is correct, is about to be converted into shelter for the homeless. If that is true, I applaud the city for funding such a thing. If not...well, that's how rumors start.

I shot this with a 60 year-old Ricoh 519 Rangefinder that has been my friend for 48 of those years. HP5 developed in Rodinal.

[Salmo22]

Quite beautiful, Jeff; I love the warm saturated colours.
Well seen and well done!

Thank you for the kind encouragement Ari.

[Scott Schroeder]

Here's a couple from a trip to big bend in 2009

[ckagy]

Ferns #1

Donaldson Run, Arlington, VA
ferns by Chris Kagy, on Flickr
Kentmere 400 in Pentax K1000 50mm. Developed in D76 and printed on Ilford MG RC IV Pearl finish

[Jmarmck]

Kagy, have you tried that with a green filter?

[scheinfluger_77]

Very nice Scott. I think the last time I was in Big Bend was 1957, I wasn't very old.

[Peter Lewin]

A Sony A7 digi-shot wishing everyone a happy and healthy 4th of July weekend! (With luck I will also find some scenes more amenable to large format!)

[rbultman]

Portrait of an Avocado
Taken on the kitchen using available light from the kitchen window.
Mamiya RB67 Pro SD
Didn't record the lens used
Tri-X 400
XTOL 1:1

[ckagy]

Kagy, have you tried that with a green filter?

No, I haven't. In fact I didn't have a filter on the camera for that shot. The light coming through the trees worked just perfectly to give that highlight on the center frond.

-Chris

[DennisD]

Barnes Lane Barn