safe haven for tiny formats

[Michael Cienfuegos]

Orange is just as effective with that film, due to it's response curve, if you have one of those.

I already have the R72 IR filter for the other lenses, so I would rather use them, beside, it is too hard to focus, then attach the filter and try and take the photo. With the Leica and the Rollei, I am not looking through the filter to focus and or frame the subject. It's enough of a problem remembering to take off the lens cap. I don't want to have to lose a filter. I have a 77mm red 25, but it doesn't filter out all the visible light.

[jcoldslabs]

A bit abstract and Escher-esque. Taken up at the Timberline Lodge on Mt. Hood.

Mamiya 7
80mm
HP5+



Jonathan

[Roger Thoms]

A bit abstract and Escher-esque. Taken up at the Timberline Lodge on Mt. Hood.

Mamiya 7
80mm


Jonathan

Nice, definitely plays trick on my eye. The steps keep going from upside down to right side up and back again.

Roger

[jcoldslabs]

Roger,

Thanks. To be fair I rotated the image 180 degrees. It fools the eye (and the brain) better this way.

Jonathan

[goamules]

A winter drive in northern Arizona. 1950s Canon 35mm/F1.8.

[Peter De Smidt]

Terrific abstract, Jonathan.

Cool striations, Garrett.

[Peter De Smidt]

Fond du Lac Harbor

[goamules]

Thanks Peter. Those are great colors in your harbor shot. It would look nice in a large print, I bet.

[austin granger]

Abandoned Farm, Svensen Island, Oregon



LF companion picture (larger over in the 'ruins' thread):



http://www.flickr.com/photos/austingranger/

[Michael Cienfuegos]

I was given a FREE roll of Shanghai 100, I decided to torment the cat and dog with this roll. RB-67 Pro-S, 127mm/3.8 lens, single Vivitar 285HV flash @1/4 power. 510-Pyro.

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