safe haven for tiny formats

[cobalt]

Hasselblad and Plus X.

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Fuji S3 Pro.

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Fuji 645zi, Kodak chromogenic BW.

[darr]

Some Buildings:


Coheelee Creek Covered Bridge, Blakely GA
(the town where they recently closed down the Peanut Corp. of America plant)



Gulf Station, Quincy FL
(Quincy is the birthplace of Dexter Jackson, NFL: Cincinnati Bengals)



Guayaquil Cemetery, Guayaquil, Ecuador



Naval Air Station Richmond, Miami FL
(now part of the Gold Coast Railroad Museum)

[cobalt]

Darr:

Dayyyyuuuuuummmmmmm!


Very nicely done! I hate to be a gear head... but.... you know... how... what...etc.?

[darr]

Darr:

Dayyyyuuuuuummmmmmm!


Very nicely done! I hate to be a gear head... but.... you know... how... what...etc.?

Thanks, I have been admiring your work (and others) as well. Love your Hassy shots.

All the Building pics were done with a Nikon D200 and 18-200 DX lens. Covered Bridge and Gas Station on tripod, blended with three exposures (+2, 0, -2). Other two walk-around hand held. I wish I had some $ for better glass. It is the only DX lens I own. I have been experimenting with my older AI lenses lately. Some macro shots with the 105mm AI later.

Keep 'um coming ...

[mrladewig]

I've recently found a Nikon LS-4000 for a good price, so I've been scanning like crazy on it and really like it much better than my 4990 for that format.

How about 3 for this batch.

#1 - North Cheyenne Canyon in early winter 2008. 35mm Fuji Pro160S, 17-40L

#2 - Cancun fruit market, May 2000. 35mm Kodak Gold 400, not sure of the camera.

#3 - Fall in Colorado, 2008. 35mm Kodak E100GX, 17-40L

[dazedgonebye]

#1 Autographic Kodak Jr. (90 year old folding 6x9 on 120 film)

[Ash]

6x6 Rolleicord III Fuji NPS160 @100iso

[Joe Forks]

I have a very nice 8x10 chrome to share but no way to scan it, so here's a digi-snap with a lot of Photoshop, and rz67 on E100g cropped square