MF (6x4.5,6x6,6x7,6x9,6x12) B&W film images sharing

[austin granger]

Thank you, I was glad the seagull cooperated.

[Iga]

Santa Maria de Rioseco
No clouds - no picture
Mamiya 7 HP5 HC110

[h2oman]

Excellent study of inside and outside corners. Your placement of the edges of the frame are impeccable! As a Mamiya 7 owner, may I ask which lens you used?

[John Olsen]

Iga: Great shot and well done! Really draws my eye into every detail.

[Iga]

Thanks Gregg and John ! Gregg, at the time ( 2017 ) I had only 65 and 150mm lenses, but I don't remember which one I used.
My wife has a pic of me doing this shot somewhere in her phone, so I will check it later.
I hated this shot at first for empty sky that looks like concrete wall at background.. I cropped it a little bit in LR btw.

[Iga]

Looks like 65mm

[h2oman]

Thanks Gregg and John ! Gregg, at the time ( 2017 ) I had only 65 and 150mm lenses, but I don't remember which one I used.
My wife has a pic of me doing this shot somewhere in her phone, so I will check it later.
I hated this shot at first for empty sky that looks like concrete wall at background.. I cropped it a little bit in LR btw.

Thanks. I personally have no problem with blank skies or cropping after the fact! I also had only 65 and 150 lenses, which I think is a great two-lens combo: one a little wide, one a little long. I did eventually buy a 210 because I like even longer than the 150 at times.

[tuco]

Hiking around on the Oregon dunes.


Oregon Sand Dunes by tuco, on Flickr

M7II, 43mm, Acros

[Bernard_L]

Hiking around on the Oregon dunes.

Oregon Sand Dunes by tuco, on Flickr

M7II, 43mm, Acros

Just perfect composition. Congratulations. And makes me reconsider taking pictures in overcast weather.

[austin granger]

Kelso, Washington by Austin Granger, on Flickr