Finally got around to developing a roll of T-MAx 100 from my Zeiss Nettar, shot in January. All were shot at 60 mph through the windshield of the car while Karen was driving. The first two are cropped on 5x7, and one full frame 7x7
Finally got around to developing a roll of T-MAx 100 from my Zeiss Nettar, shot in January. All were shot at 60 mph through the windshield of the car while Karen was driving. The first two are cropped on 5x7, and one full frame 7x7
Rick Allen
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Abandoned Farmhouse, Oregon by Austin Granger, on Flickr
Terrific capture!Originally Posted by austin granger
Thanks Ron!
Very nice, Jason. One of my favorites of yours.
Chris, I used to build those old style traps with my dad in the 80's! Copper nails that wouldn't rust, handmade heads (nets) inside, etc.. They are heavier than other traps above water, but more buoyant underwater, both undesirable traits. Traps and gear make many photographic possibilities.
Last month at the Rockland breakwater. Rolleiflex automat tessar, tmy2 in pyrocat hdc.
Thank you!
Nice shot Brian,
Bryan - these two are absolutely spectacular! Wow and wow!
On a side note, did you change your scanning workflow recently? Particular curious to know if you are wet mounting your film now because the scans are super clean.
Big Talbot State Park, FL, with my custom 2x3 Century Graphic and 38mm XL:
Mud deposits on the beach at Big Talbot State Park in Florida, during low-tide.
Century 2x3, Voigtlander 10.5cm f/4.5 APO Lanthar, Plus-X, Acufine:
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