Fun with MF images - ARCHIVED - FOR VIEWING ONLY

[alistairsimmons]

Love this house...

Two-shot vertical stitch with the Cambo WRS-1200, Schneider 35mm XL and Credo 50.

Southwold, Suffolk UK.

 

[spb]

Love this house...

Two-shot vertical stitch with the Cambo WRS-1200, Schneider 35mm XL and Credo 50.

Southwold, Suffolk UK.

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[spb]

Pleasant part of the country indeed!

 

[jng]

Smoky Moon

X1D | Zeiss 250 Superachromat + 1.4xE | f/11

As I was heading to bed last night I happened to catch a glimpse of the moon, which had taken on an orange color from the smoke that's been plaguing the SF Bay Area lately. Can't wait for fire season to be over...

John

 

[spb]

Luzern reflections with XCD 30mm.

 

[onasj]

Hasselblad 100/3.5 CF lens, ALPA TC body, Phase One IQ4 back, homemade one-shot release cable and grip. Already a fairly tight crop of about 35%:



100% crop detail:

 

[Bill Caulfeild-Browne]

I love your work, Bill. There is a certain subtlety and delicacy that doesn't seem to be in fashion these days, but to me, your images are alive.

How kind of you, Abstraction. Thank you. Many years ago I was told that be a good photographer you should shoot the things you love. That's really all I do!
Bill

 

[Mexecutioner]

Yesterday when I came home from work I went to take a look at our beehives and right in front of them I noticed that one of the branches of our Hachiya persimmon had broken due to the excessive weight of the fruit.

I am normally pretty good at keeping branches light by thinning the fruit, but I missed this particular branch and paid the price. Made me sad, but decided to make a photo out of it before the leaves on the branch dried out.

I can't wait for this crop to be ready for harvest as they're one of my favorite fruits. My dog also loves them, but she knows not to get too close to the tree as the bees are too close for her comfort.

So, unexpectedly, the series of photos of garden treasures continues...




Phase One IQ4150 / XF / SK 55mm BR

 

[gurtch]

We have a lot of time on our hands, so I am looking at old files and re-processing them. This taken with a Pentax 645D and MF 35mm lens in winter 2011. It will make a giant print.
Dave in NJ

 

[dave.gt]

Smoky Moon
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X1D | Zeiss 250 Superachromat + 1.4xE | f/11
As I was heading to bed last night I happened to catch a glimpse of the moon, which had taken on an orange color from the smoke that's been plaguing the SF Bay Area lately. Can't wait for fire season to be over...

John

Love that one, John, but it is a sad Moon. I hope the fires will be over soon.

Dave

 

[tsjanik]

Yesterday when I came home from work I went to take a look at our beehives and right in front of them I noticed that one of the branches of our Hachiya persimmon had broken due to the excessive weight of the fruit.

Really enjoying your garden produce images. Is the persimmon branch hanging? No support is apparent.

 

[tsjanik]

Water surface in Square Pond in the Adirondacks. Taken from a canoe, Fuji 50r, 100-200mm

 

[jelucoq]

Pen-Bron

L_012126 by jean-luc cochy, sur Flickr



Phase one DF+ , Leaf Aptus 22 and Schneider 55 mm .

 

[vieri]

When I am working on the landscape, if the weather and the scene allows I love to experiment with different focal lengths, looking for compositions inside a composition. This is Reynisfjara, in Iceland, at sunrise on a stormy day:

4 seconds, Hasselblad X1D II, Hasselblad XCD 30mm and Formatt-Hitech Firecrest Ultra filters.

11 seconds, Hasselblad X1D II, Hasselblad XCD 135mm and Formatt-Hitech Firecrest Ultra filters.

Thank you for viewing and commenting, best regards

Vieri

 

[alistairsimmons]

Taken with the Cambo WRS-1200, Schneider 35mm XL and Credo 50.

Southwold, Suffolk UK.

 

[Bill Caulfeild-Browne]

Lake Superior. XF/150/55mm

 

[stngoldberg]

Windy day here
stanley

 

[Ed Hurst]

No. 3801 is Australia's most famous steam locomotive. Built in 1943, its streamlined shape just oozes the glamour and style of its era. Despite having lived in Australia since 2010 (barring 18 months back in England), I contrived never to see her running (its recent restoration is quite a saga - let's say it's complicated!).

Anyway, in recent months, she has finally run again and over the last week, ran some test/training runs to make sure the loco. crews are suitably skilled to operate her. I took the opportunity to slip out and get a few pictures.

(Both taken with Pentax 645Z; the bridge picture with the 28-45mm lens @ 29mm and the other shot with the 120mm A lens)

 

[Bill Caulfeild-Browne]

Wonderful, Ed! If I remember correctly, you and traded steam loco pix on this site several years ago.
Cheers,
Bill

 

[SahotaR]

Portrait
GF50s + 110mm