More and more film fun with something other than a Leica M

[chrism]

Finishing off a film often means bothering the flowers:


Columbine by chrism229, on Flickr

 

[chrism]

Johnny Jump Up by chrism229, on Flickr

 

[chrism]

F6, 105mm/f2.8D, Fuji Superia 400, X1 again:

Chippers by chrism229, on Flickr


Squirrel by chrism229, on Flickr

Pity the squirrel moved his head.

 

[chrism]

Azelias by chrism229, on Flickr

 

[chrism]

Mucking around with the Trip 35 I was given as a Christmas present in 1972. XP2 Super @ISO 200, Rodinal stand, X1 scans, triptych made in PS and adjusted in LR:

TRIPtych by chrism229, on Flickr

 

[Godfrey]

Those Olympus Pen cameras have good lenses!

G

 

[chrism]

The scale focusing requires a bit of thought when close up, but I agree the lens is wonderfully sharp when you get it right. Which I didn't quite manage in this one (Trip 35, XP2 @200, Rodinal 1+100, X1 scan):
Planting Busy Lizzies by chrism229, on Flickr

Perhaps the answer lies in the human rangefinder!

 

[chrism]

One last one from the XP2 in the Trip 35:

Squirrel by chrism229, on Flickr

I have a roll of Fuji Superia in it now...

 

[Godfrey]

I took the Lomo Instant Square to a party...



Click for more.

Enjoy
G

 

[4season]

Mucking around with the Trip 35 I was given as a Christmas present in 1972. XP2 Super @ISO 200, Rodinal stand, X1 scans, triptych made in PS and adjusted in LR:

TRIPtych by chrism229, on Flickr

Love the grain.

 

[chrism]

More Trip 35, Superia 400, Argentix presskit, X1 scan:

Sunflower by chrism229, on Flickr

 

[darr]

High on a Hill

 

[dave.gt]

Re: High on a Hill

Darr, that is lovely...just beautiful!!!!

What a refreshing change this thread is...

Having burned out on Leica mystique some time ago, it is so nice to see photographs shared that are simply fine works in themselves.

If I can find time and presence of mind, I will join in with my own contributions. It is all fun, right?

 

[dave.gt]

Hmmm... a photo a day. Interesting concept...

Darr, I love the use of a Haiku coupled with the images. Very nice touch!:thumbup:

 

[chrism]

Hmmm... a photo a day. Interesting concept...

Darr, I love the use of a Haiku coupled with the images. Very nice touch!:thumbup:

Please do join in. Any film camera is fine (and yes, you may even use a Leica, though the results probably should go in the other thread) and we'll look forward to seeing the results.

Trip 35, Superia 400, Argentix presskit, X1 scan, converted in LR:

On the 'Great Trail' by chrism229, on Flickr

 

[dave.gt]

On a sultry afternoon in Georgia... our little neighborhood lake:

Hasselblad H5D with film back/Ilford FP4+ film:

 

[Godfrey]

Re: High on a Hill

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Very lovely indeed! Thanks Darr!

 

[darr]

Re: High on a Hill

Darr, that is lovely...just beautiful!!!!

What a refreshing change this thread is...

Having burned out on Leica mystique some time ago, it is so nice to see photographs shared that are simply fine works in themselves.

If I can find time and presence of mind, I will join in with my own contributions. It is all fun, right?

Yes Dave, it is all FUN!!
Thank you for your lovely comments. Looking forward to your images.

Kind regards,
Darr

 

[darr]

Re: High on a Hill

Very lovely indeed! Thanks Darr!

Thank you Godfrey!
Loving your images as well. :clap:

 

[darr]

Solitary Bench

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A change of perspective (behind the bench), a change of lens, and a change of film from the previous photo.
This is the library grounds a few blocks from my current home in Tallahassee.
Thank you everyone for your likes!

Kind regards,
Darr