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**Michael Cienfuegos** · 30-Sep-2012, 10:59

Originally Posted by 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:

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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.

Yeah, I like 'em with at least a little meat on their bones. The really skinny ones aren't even pretty.

**jcoldslabs** · 30-Sep-2012, 13:48

Originally Posted by 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:

Thumbs-up on this one!

**jcoldslabs** · 30-Sep-2012, 13:53

Originally Posted by C4D

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?

Thanks. I think of this shot as one of my most 'zen' images.

As for the adapter, it's the one Mamiya sells specifically for the Mamiya 7. I love it. It's a little clunky to rewind and unload the 35mm film cartridge, but other than that it works quite well.

Jonathan

**Jay Decker** · 30-Sep-2012, 14:22

Originally Posted by Frank Petronio

Ah yeah alcohol enemas...

Adds a whole new dimension to the term "holding your liquor"...

**lbenac** · 30-Sep-2012, 16:48

Still working my way trying to learn how to develop on a Jobo with a Beseler motor.

Mamiya 7 65mm Panorama of 4 shots
Jobo 13 minutes Pyrocat HD 1:1:100 TMY-2

Cheers,

Luc

**Michael Cienfuegos** · 30-Sep-2012, 17:07

Originally Posted by Jay Decker

Adds a whole new dimension to the term "holding your liquor"...

Eeeeeeeew!

**David R Munson** · 30-Sep-2012, 17:20

A shot from a fashion shoot I did with friends back in Taiwan, this is one of about 1,500 shots from that day, and it seems I had completely missed it until today.

Caitlin by David R Munson, on Flickr