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rmueller
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Hi,
just returned from a three week road trip in the US. Shot 10 rolls of Kodak Portra 160 with the Hasselblad 203FE, here's a behind
the scenes example. Will share some more images in the Analog Camera section of the forum in the next couple of days.
Best Regards, Ralf.
just returned from a three week road trip in the US. Shot 10 rolls of Kodak Portra 160 with the Hasselblad 203FE, here's a behind
the scenes example. Will share some more images in the Analog Camera section of the forum in the next couple of days.
Best Regards, Ralf.
dave.gt
Well-known member
Ralf,
That is so cool! Please share your general travel area with us. Not only do I find it fascinating that you are shooting analog like I enjoy, but that your 3-week travel venture was right here in the U.S.
Sometimes, as they say, you don't see the forest for the trees, even when it is a desert. I would love to hear more about your travel story!
rmueller
Well-known member
Dear Dave,
thanks for the kind words. I started a new thread in the Analog Cameras section of this forum, see
https://www.getdpi.com/forum/analog...south-us-two-lane-highways-country-roads.html
I will continue posting images there for the next couple of days.
It was such a pleasure shooting the analog Hasselblad again after my wife took away my 503CW ten years ago and convinced
me that I should get something more modern. Heck, and I listened to her :facesmack:
Best Regards,
Ralf
thanks for the kind words. I started a new thread in the Analog Cameras section of this forum, see
https://www.getdpi.com/forum/analog...south-us-two-lane-highways-country-roads.html
I will continue posting images there for the next couple of days.
It was such a pleasure shooting the analog Hasselblad again after my wife took away my 503CW ten years ago and convinced
me that I should get something more modern. Heck, and I listened to her :facesmack:
Best Regards,
Ralf
Ralf,
That is so cool! Please share your general travel area with us. Not only do I find it fascinating that you are shooting analog like I enjoy, but that your 3-week travel venture was right here in the U.S.
Sometimes, as they say, you don't see the forest for the trees, even when it is a desert. I would love to hear more about your travel story!
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Shashin
Well-known member
Did you tell your wife that for most of human history, people did not have cameras and film. In fact, the first camera was made centuries before we could figure out how to make film for the darn thing (which is my proof that photographers are really gearheads first and image makers second). So next time, just say she should be grateful you are not a dinosaur and paint!
Just say "Yes dear" and photograph whatever and whichever way you want to. We are photographers.
GrahamWelland
Subscriber & Workshop Member
And tell her that it was a 'minor' change since last time (although playing the game that she's not as dumb as you'd like her to be). if you're friends these are little white lies that we reciprocate for a happy life.
I have a friend who plays this game and seems to get away with it but knowing his wife for 25 years I'm not convinced that he's getting away with it vs just silent acceptance.
danlindberg
Well-known member
danlindberg
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beano_z
Active member
Here's a couple more from last week at the Bund in Shanghai, it wasn't a good sunrise, so we decided to shoot some camera porn instead (first image curtesy of Kim san) :salute:
Working with the double rig, 32mm on the digital back and 90mm on the 6x9 film back shooting some ektar 100, yet to get the roll developed, will get to see what's happened to that hopefully next week!
Working with the double rig, 32mm on the digital back and 90mm on the 6x9 film back shooting some ektar 100, yet to get the roll developed, will get to see what's happened to that hopefully next week!
beano_z
Active member
So, I remember a while back I accepted a challenge to add a cup holder to my rig......well here it is.
It started as a joke, but it turned out really handy, originally designed for baby strollers it's really light and has a rubber flange to hold the beverage in place, I guess it's a keeper, especially during sunrise shoots on rooftops, when coffee actually saves lives....:facesmack:
It started as a joke, but it turned out really handy, originally designed for baby strollers it's really light and has a rubber flange to hold the beverage in place, I guess it's a keeper, especially during sunrise shoots on rooftops, when coffee actually saves lives....:facesmack:
Shashin
Well-known member
It's been awhile since anyone has posted here...
The following pic of my two lazy assistants caught sleeping on the job goes with the image I posted here: https://www.getdpi.com/forum/medium...medium-format-macros-anyone-4.html#post795342
At least they didn't photobomb me (has happened before).
John
The following pic of my two lazy assistants caught sleeping on the job goes with the image I posted here: https://www.getdpi.com/forum/medium...medium-format-macros-anyone-4.html#post795342
At least they didn't photobomb me (has happened before).
John
Abstraction
Well-known member
Show us the end result