safe haven for tiny formats

[Michael Cienfuegos]

Think I stumbled upon one of Frank's photo shoot sites...

Beer Bong
Cell Phone
Kennewick, WA

Be careful with that thing, some college kids are taking their booze in through the back door to get high quicker (yuck!) Heard something about it on the radio the other day. It seems that some kid was taken into the EER with ethanol poisoning, his blood alcohol was 0.4 %

[jcoldslabs]

Can you tell I'm starting to tackle my scanning backlog? Here are a few more M7 panoramics. I just love the rolling brown foothills in central California. And yep, there's that swimming pool again.

I'm having to tape these to the glass on the scanner and I can't seem to get them as sharp as they should be, probably because of the way the film buckles in the middle. The transparencies look great on the light box, but the scans, even when sharpened, seem a little soft to me.

Mamiya 7, 43mm, 35mm panoramic adapter, Provia 100
















Jonathan

[C4D]

Mamiya 7, 43mm, 35mm panoramic adapter, Provia 100




Jonathan

I love this Jonathan! Simplicity at it's best! Can you give me some info on the panoramic adaptor you're using on your 7?

[Corran]

Very nice panoramas! I like the road and the mountains one best myself.

Here's a shot from yesterday. D700, 50mm f/1.2:

[C4D]

Stunning reflection Bryan... I love these southern lake scenes, do they ever develop fog early in the mornings? Those trees and fog would look so surreal.

[C4D]

Ghost ship at Lake Table Rock Missouri

Leica CL
Summicron 40mm f/2
3 stop hard grad
Kodak T-Max 100

[C4D]

Weathered Ozark Homestead

Leica CL
Summicron 40mm f/2
Kodak T-Max 100

[Corran]

Stunning reflection Bryan... I love these southern lake scenes, do they ever develop fog early in the mornings? Those trees and fog would look so surreal.

Sometimes, but it's pretty rare. I've been out to this lake dozens of times, in the morning, and never seen fog unfortunately, even when it's been forecast!

[Frank Petronio]

Ah yeah alcohol enemas, just like my Delta Upsilon days.

Not really.

Anyway, here are some sober old (1933) Leica shots of a unnaturally skinny woman who actually works as a catalog model:



She's great but I already agree that she is on the verge of not being healthy at this weight. It's fucked that the agencies and industry push this, especially when most of us are too fat.

[Michael Cienfuegos]

Weathered Ozark Homestead

Leica CL
Summicron 40mm f/2
Kodak T-Max 100

Be it ever so crumbled, there's no place like home.

Beautiful