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Aaaah, how many times have I sweated up (and careened down) this very hill on my bike. I never view the hill from this perspective (only from the road), but if I recall correctly, this is where it gets steep. Thanks for sharing this lovely image!
Haha, me too! I come from Moraga, so it's a fun downhill sprint on the way home.Aaaah, how many times have I sweated up (and careened down) this very hill on my bike. I never view the hill from this perspective (only from the road), but if I recall correctly, this is where it gets steep. Thanks for sharing this lovely image!
P.S. Are those bisected people at the right-hand edge of the image?
John
They are nice and I've owned and sold many times. The Mamiya 6 and 7 are on par and that's the main reason I've not gotten back with Plaubel. Those tiny Mamiya lenses are fantastic, almost Leica-like.Gawds, every time I see photos from a Plaubel Makina I want one again. LOL! I've never had one, they've always seemed just a hair too pricey for the very occasional use I'd put them to, but they always seem to make beautiful photographs!
G
Beautiful shot Warren, glad you decided to get those rolls of film developed!Last year I sent a bunch of film images from the 90s to Digital Silver Imaging to get scanned on a Hasselblad Flextight scanner. Finally getting a chance to go through some of them.
Sprague Lake, Rocky Mountain National Park, September of 1998
Pentax 645, 75mm ??, Fuji Reala
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