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FM3A, 135/2.8, Fuji C200

 

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Very nice, Ian! I especially like the composition in the 1st shot.

 

The Palladian bridge at Prior Park.

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And view from the bridge

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I agree with Edward , very nice and soft color, really refreshing for eyes

reproducing quiet places. The framing of your pictures has a particular finger-print :)

Great series Ian and thank you

Regards

Henry

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FM3a, Micro-Nikkor- 70-180

 

Two "Pyrrhocoridae" in Love ;-)

 

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Cut out to about 50% of the original frame

 

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Thank you for posting the comparison, Henry!

 

I feel that Tmax has a richer tonality, while TX looks more "primitive", less refined. No wonder it has been the film of choice for reportage and documentary photography for decades. It does suit the purpose very well.

 

For that shot in particular, I prefer Tmax, but if it was a gritty portrait of some old man in a forgotten tribe in the amazon jungle, I'm sure I would prefer TX :D

 

Edward, I think each style has his film .This is what makes the richness of the film and its quality

unlike to the sensor

Both Kodak TMAX 400 or TX400 are great film  and as I said you above

"Each new film is a new sensor"  that's why film is great and people do not say it enough :)

Thank you for your advice

Best

Henry

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FM3A, Micro-Nikkor 70-180, Fuji C200

 

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Chinatown - Bangkok.

 

M7 ZM 35/2.8 Delta 400

 

Edward,  I like the different expression of these ladies

Well done and nice b&w tone

 

Bangkok youth :)

 

M7 ZM 50/2 Delta 400

 

Smiling youth

Beautiful expression on faces :)

 

A dog's life

 

M7 ZM 50/2 Delta 400

 

"A real dog life" french expression to mean life is hard  :)

 

Board of Directors in a meeting :)

 

M7 ZM 35/2.8 Delta 400

 

Well done Edward for this picture and very nice b&w contrast and definition

Thank you

Henry

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Very nice greens, Henry.

 

Thank you for your comment Eoin

 

I have a slight preference for the Tri-X. A bit more texture.

 

Yes as I said to Edward Kodak TMAX or TX are both great films.

When you purchase a M-A Leica gives you a roll of Kodak TX

It's not a lightly choice ! it's desired

Leica must remember that Kodak is the designer of MM1

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Henry

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Edward, I like the different expression of these ladies

Well done and nice b&w tone

 

 

Smiling youth

Beautiful expression on faces :)

 

 

"A real dog life" french expression to mean life is hard :)

 

 

Well done Edward for this picture and very nice b&w contrast and definition

Thank you

Henry

Thank you for your kind comments, Henry :) Edited by edwardkaraa
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FM3A, Micro-Nikkor 70-180, Fuji C200

 

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