safe haven for tiny formats

[Pali K]

Chris, these are far from boring. Really nice to see your old memories and thanks for sharing them here. Beautiful photos.

Pali

[chrism]

M2, 35FLE, Fuji Superia 400, Unicolor presskit and X1:


Waugh River by chrism229, on Flickr

Chris

[jp]

_DSC4621-Pano by Jason Philbrook, on Flickr

Moon rise at Owls Head harbor. This is several digital photos stitched with lightroom. If it doesn't fit in my 50mm lens view, many things can be stitched without needing to carry more lenses.

_DSC3313-Pano by Jason Philbrook, on Flickr

Used a wider angle lens for this one... ir converted D800.

LR needs a tremendous amount of ram to stitch though; 26 gigs of ram at peak to stitch a bunch of D800 frames into a 250megapixel photo:

[David Lobato]

Hatch Chiles are in season!

[koraks]

Yes, 35mm film, in this case expired Delta 100, will fit in a Shen Hao 6x12 back.





I apologize for the inconvenience of having to scroll that much.

[David Lobato]

koraks, excellent. No apologies needed.

[koraks]

Thanks, David. It was a fun experiment. The inspiration for these were actually Corran's posts along a similar vein from about a year ago IIRC.

[chrism]

In 1979

Rollei 35, Ilford FP4, Paterson Acutol, Hasselblad X1:


Pippa 1979 by chrism229, on Flickr


Crouch End 1979 by chrism229, on Flickr

Chris

[Jim Andrada]

Prickly Pear with fruit. It's edible if you scrape off the thorns first. Mamiya 645, Ektar 100, 150mm f:2.8

[koraks]

Chrism, your archives are great, keep them coming! And it's easy to see why you fell for Pippa!

Jim, those prickly pears always make for appealing images. I find them a bit bland in terms of flavour and the many seeds always spoil the experience for me.