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[nomennominatur]

No Grain, No Gain



Higher Resolution:
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[ Leica M7 ; Summicron V 50 mm f/2 ; B+W 090 ; Ilford HP5+ ; D76 1:1 ]

[jp]

Great photos Peter and Ken!

I lugged my LF gear and tripod on a hike today and didn't even use it. I suspect the extra exercise helped my brain or body somehow. Shot two rolls of 120 with the rolleiflex and a couple cell phone snaps for family. Here's some leaves with a layer of ice, then water, then reflection, then shot with my $100 cell phone. I do like the thoughtfulness of layering in my photos. B&W negatives are drying, but I think the color here is useful.. Sort of an Eliot Porter palette and inspiration. Maybe the shapes and tones will stand on their own differently in the B&W film; It might still be in the camera... I don't try to shoot a certain amount on each outing, but it always seems like I'm halfway through a roll when I finish some outing.. Thomaston town forest. I will return during a gentle snow with the LF gear.


1229181223_HDR by Jason Philbrook, on Flickr

[scheinfluger_77]

I really like how my attention shifts back and forth between reflection and viewing into the water.

[Tin Can]

Looks great Jason!

[Ulophot]

Jason, very fine.

[Corran]

Thanks Garrett. They are my mom's, about to be sent to new homes. She is a well-known breeder and sends birds all over the country.

Jason, that reminds me of the flooded pinelands here, but ours aren't generally frozen .

Here's a cell phone shot of a crab today at an aquarium:

[Graham Patterson]

Clever use of refraction to get two for one. I'm glad I didn't see this last night - that crab looks malevolent to me!

[Corran]

Yes he was a little snippy .

I am shooting along the Gulf Coast this past week and next, and I have been using my phone to "preview" Widelux photos using the pano function:

[Tin Can]

Amazing how well it works and how everything has a new perspective.

I shoot them now and then.

[Pali K]

Really like the double crab and the pano of the dock Bryan! I was in London this past week and used my phone camera frequently and the pano mode did come in handy to capture the city lights which were just gorgeous. I took my XPan with me and am slowly getting through my scans - here is a fresh one from tonight.

Hasselblad XPan | 45mm | Portra 400
JOBO CPP2 | Tetenal C41
Scanmate 11000

Pali