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  1. #31

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    A couple of weeks ago

    Shot on a yashica 124g (can't justify a rollei!) Delta 3200 at 1000 in diafine then scanned on the epson V700.

    the two more creamy light shots were handheld at 1/8th or so with very dim window light. The other 2 very fashion type 'gritty' images were with a little ring-flash that I've had for years.

    Lovely model, who is a close friend. That's about it.

  2. #32

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    another keeper I found

    A nice driving home shot.

    The rain had just moved in front of me, the sun chasing it's tail. My fuji S5 was sitting on the passenger seat with the nice $100 arsat tilt lens from fleabay.

    I get to the little humpback bridge before the edge of the countryside turned, saw the rainbow. Parked up, tilted the lens then took the 7 shots that make this up. (auto and handheld... gotta love technology sometimes)

    Stitched using Auto ( or commonly known as lazy ) in CS3.

    Hope you enjoy.

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    Re: safe haven for tiny formats

    A recent sunset at Wisley D300 with 55Micro and 28F2





    If anyone happens to like it I dumped all the fullscales in Flickr here

    Water lilly at Kew Cannon 710 powershot



    If you like water lilies there are a few more here

    reflections may possibly be an obsession .....

  4. #34

    Re: safe haven for tiny formats

    been having fun with my hexar af and neopan 1600 lately




  5. #35

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    Re: safe haven for tiny formats

    Here's something totally unlike me... I love this though.

    View from an acquaintance's back yard.

    SWC, last month.


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    Re: safe haven for tiny formats

    Here's another SWC shot, but from October I think? Maybe November, I don't remember!



    That was 64T that I'd bought from a member of the forum, cross processed and then colour corrected.

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    Re: safe haven for tiny formats

    Antelope Island, Great Salt Lake, Utah.



    Jon

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    Re: safe haven for tiny formats

    Nashville w a D80

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    Re: safe haven for tiny formats

    Frank first image is great. I like the synergy between the cigabutt and the scar - something raw about the two subjects that draws one in. Need just a bit more space below the cigabutt, if possible.

    Great stuff.

    Nate Potter, Austin TX.

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    Re: safe haven for tiny formats

    Certo Six (6x6), Efke 25:


    Iskra (6x6), Neopan 400:


    Iskra, TriX @ 1000 in Diafine:


    And now for some 8x11 (mm!):
    )

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