Breaks Interstate Park. Buchannan County, Virginia

Fuji GW690iii. Ektar 100. f16. 1/60.

Zenza Bronica S2, Nikkor-P 75mm f2.8

Kodak Ektacolor PRO 160

Rolleiflex old standard, Kodak Portra 160

gencrenaz.com

Scanned colour darkroom print

Mamiya RB67

Sekor 90 f/3.5

Fuji Reala 100

Monterey Bay, CA

Kodak Ektar 100

mom

please leave me where i lie.

this is my shot for august 8, 2010

FujiGW690iii

Original scan from medium format 7x7cm slide.

Pentax 6x7 55/3.5

Lomo 800

Muir Beach, California

medium format, mamiya c330

Mamiya C33

Kodak Portra 400

Chiba

New shots with Fujifilm GFX 50sII

A little more contrast, saturation, more green, different frame, and ten times the resolution (in the 170 mb scan, you can see every tiny detail of the cracked paint). These MF scans really need to be seen on paper. Scanned from a medium format (645) negative.

120 fuji slide film | Rolleicord vb

One of my first scanned images from my first roll of 120mm film developed.Shot on my Bronica ETRS.

Kiev 60 | Arsat 80 2.8

Retro 400s @ 400

Fujichrome Provia 400X (Expired 2010)

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Fujifilm GA645 Professional

Fujinon Super-EBC 60mm

of the Camaguey Ballet

Fujifilm GA645

Portra 160

I need another medium format like I need a fifth nipple, but here it is. It's an inheritance, basically, an unused Bronica ETRS. Two lenses, 4 film cartridges, AE prism finder, and hand grip with rewind lever. The AE prism doesn't work, it acts like the battery is going dead when it isn't, and the shutter on the 75mm lens sticks closed one of every 10 firings, but it's medium format!

Slide Scanned - CanoScan 8800F

Yashica Mat 124G

FujiChrome Provia 100F RDPIII Expired 2008

Enjoying myself with ♫♫♫ Greatest American Hero - Believe It Or Not

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Bankuet Hall UPM Serdang Malaysia.

Wish they could show the rerun of Greatest American Hero. I love that tv series.

Fuji GSW III 690

Velvia 50

V600

Shinagawa, Tokyo

Fujifilm GA 645

Portra 160

Also got 2 Vivitar flashes extra, AE Prism finder, another 120 back, lens hood, manuals and polaroid back.

Decided to call it Fred (Frederick)

I've already decided to call it 'Fred' (Frederick) after my grandfather. Lovely bit of kit, the kind of engineering you rarely get nowadays, mostly metal, mostly manual and just works.

Polaroid 600SE

Mamiya Sekor 127mm f4.7

ProS 6x7 120 Roll film back

Ilford HP5+ @ 200

Stand developed in Caffenol-C-L

Epson V500

Photoshop CS

Mamiya RZ67 / Ektar 100

PLAUBEL makina 67　Kodak VC400

Testing out a new-to-me circa 1957 box camera made right here in Portland, Oregon!

Camera: Sawyers Nomad 620

Film: Kodak Portra 400

/vintage Kiev 6C camera, medium format film, Vilnius, Lithuania, 2010/

Hasselblad 500C/M (1976)

Carl Zeiss Planer 80mm F2.8

My woman

Yashica Mat 124G

Kodak Portra 160

I've already decided to call it 'Fred' (Frederick) after my grandfather. Lovely bit of kit, the kind of engineering you rarely get nowadays, mostly metal, mostly manual and just works.

January 1, 2009.

Shot with Fuji GW690III on Kodak Portra 800 film, expired February, 2002. Shot at ƒ5.6, 1/60 sec., using a Manfrotto monopod. Developed in Tetenal Colortec C-41 for 3.15 minutes, 4 minutes bleach fix, 3 minutes water rinse, 1 minute stabilizer. – Large size. – This shot was badly underexposed, so I drained it of colours and played with the contrast quite a bit.

My home, and the trees and the river. I will be there soon.

Pentacon 6 TL, Volna 3 MC, Kodak Portra 400