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More and more film fun with something other than a Leica M
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pencil_tube
New member
@Lloyd: Tks!
@chrism Tks! I use a rolleiflex 2.8E and fuji 160s outdate 2008 (because of cheaper price - about 1$/roll)
@chrism Tks! I use a rolleiflex 2.8E and fuji 160s outdate 2008 (because of cheaper price - about 1$/roll)
Cindy Flood
Super Moderator
Joe, You really make that Contax sing.
Leif, really nice tones.
Pencil_tube. Both very nice with the Rollei. The first is my favorite with the flare and smoke.
Leif, really nice tones.
Pencil_tube. Both very nice with the Rollei. The first is my favorite with the flare and smoke.
ken_vs_ryu
Member
pencil_tube
New member
@Cindy Flood: Tks, happy to know you like it!
@ken_vs_ryu: beautiful color! You should use a ICE scanner.
Chợ Lớn market - must go when visit SaiGon ^^"
@ken_vs_ryu: beautiful color! You should use a ICE scanner.
Chợ Lớn market - must go when visit SaiGon ^^"
Jorgen Udvang
Subscriber Member
Another very beautiful photo, pencil tube. What film, lens and camera?
Oh, and I have to visit Chợ Lớn market to the next time I go to Saigon
Oh, and I have to visit Chợ Lớn market to the next time I go to Saigon
Lloyd
Active member
Plus 1 from me on both counts. :thumbup:Another very beautiful photo, pencil tube. What film, lens and camera?
Oh, and I have to visit Chợ Lớn market to the next time I go to Saigon
pencil_tube
New member
Thanks all! If anyone go to SaiGon, pm me, I'm very happy to meet you! We have a small film group too ^^"
@Jorgen Udvang: I use a Mamiya Pro TL + 80mm f1.9 (I use f1.9 for this poor light pic) + Fuji 160s outdate 2008
(I am not good at English, sorry if you do not understand or anything else)
@Jorgen Udvang: I use a Mamiya Pro TL + 80mm f1.9 (I use f1.9 for this poor light pic) + Fuji 160s outdate 2008
(I am not good at English, sorry if you do not understand or anything else)
Peter Klein
New member
I didn't take these photos, but I thought you might like to see them.
My mother-in-law, Ada (right, with pencil in the first photo) translating at the United Nations, Geneva, Switzerland, in 1946.
Translating at a postwar UN conference by peter.a.klein (Boulanger-Croissant), on Flickr
Translating at the U.N. by peter.a.klein (Boulanger-Croissant), on Flickr
Background: Just before she finished University in Kiev, Ada was "drafted" to serve as a translator/interpreter for Ukraine's delegation to UNRWA (United Nations Relief and Works Agency) at a conference on postwar reconstruction. She thought she was going for a couple of weeks. It turned out she was abroad for a year, and worked in Geneva, Paris and New York. Once back in the USSR, she was not permitted to travel abroad again until the family emigrated to the U.S. in 1979.
Scanned from prints, camera unknown. I've done a bit of curve adjustment, burning in of flare, and repair of the worst spots and scratches. Believe me, the irony of my retouching Soviet photographs is not lost on me.
--Peter
My mother-in-law, Ada (right, with pencil in the first photo) translating at the United Nations, Geneva, Switzerland, in 1946.
Translating at a postwar UN conference by peter.a.klein (Boulanger-Croissant), on Flickr
Translating at the U.N. by peter.a.klein (Boulanger-Croissant), on Flickr
Background: Just before she finished University in Kiev, Ada was "drafted" to serve as a translator/interpreter for Ukraine's delegation to UNRWA (United Nations Relief and Works Agency) at a conference on postwar reconstruction. She thought she was going for a couple of weeks. It turned out she was abroad for a year, and worked in Geneva, Paris and New York. Once back in the USSR, she was not permitted to travel abroad again until the family emigrated to the U.S. in 1979.
Scanned from prints, camera unknown. I've done a bit of curve adjustment, burning in of flare, and repair of the worst spots and scratches. Believe me, the irony of my retouching Soviet photographs is not lost on me.
--Peter
mountainjoe
Member
A couple from the Contax645 in Napa - caught some beautiful fall colors.
Ektachrome 100.
Grape Leaf - the resolution with the 120mm macro is amazing.
Vines:
Cheers,
Ektachrome 100.
Grape Leaf - the resolution with the 120mm macro is amazing.
Vines:
Cheers,
leif e
New member
Joe, I simply love those colours!
Peter; very interesting images!
November has been a wet, dark and grey experience around here! (But; the weather gods finally gave us snow the day before yesterday - at least two stops more light at one instant )
This is however the dreary, sometimes still beautiful November.
Peter; very interesting images!
November has been a wet, dark and grey experience around here! (But; the weather gods finally gave us snow the day before yesterday - at least two stops more light at one instant
)This is however the dreary, sometimes still beautiful November.
mountainjoe
Member
This is a beautiful image - love the composition with the tree anchoring the fg and the rock edges leading diagonally into the bg :thumbs:This is however the dreary, sometimes still beautiful November.
Jorgen Udvang
Subscriber Member
Very interesting story and photos, Peter.
pencil_tube
New member
Joe, Peter, leif e: thanks for share, I love all your photos!
Another photo from my Rolleiflex 2.8E: a wedding of my close friend.
Another photo from my Rolleiflex 2.8E: a wedding of my close friend.
mountainjoe
Member
Nice! I like them too :thumbs:I must have been a truck driver in a previous life......can't resist them.
Pentax 67II, 105mm f2.4, Ilford Pan F.
pencil_tube
New member
2 photos taken for my friend:
Cindy Flood
Super Moderator
Pencil tube, I'm sure your friend is pleased with these photos. They are both really nice. What camera/lens/film did you use? Very 3-D.