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Majesty in Harrogate, Yorkshire.

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Leica M6, Summicron 2/5 (iii), Kodak T400CN, C41 min-lab process, Nikon Coolscan 5000ED, a touch of Keystone adjustment in Capture 0ne.

Just noticed the typo:  it is the 1970 Summicron-M 2/50 type ii (on the Leica wiki -- some call it type iii to distinguish from earlier rigid Summicrons).  The one that some say is the "inferior" Summicron-M but I found it was excellent on film (slightly less so on unforgiving digital).

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Bonjour Henri,   I still prefer black and white film (I use almost no colour). The advantages of digital don’t mean much to me. Seeing instant results is not so useful, since what comes out of a cam

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More or less every 20 years the Giro d'Italia passes through my hometown. 

The Wait and the Race at Bar Appia - Leica M6, Summicron 35 asph, Kodak 5222 @ 400

Also my first roll of Kodak 5222.

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We prepare for our walk in the Autumn woods:.... "C'mon! Let's go!"

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The Autumn woods

 

Zeiss Ikon Tenax, 3,5/35 Nova Anastigmat, Expired Fuji 100 Superia

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This is Thanksgiving weekend in Canada. Happy Thanksgiving to everyone. Kodachrome.

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More or less every 20 years the Giro d'Italia passes through my hometown. 

The Wait and the Race at Bar Appia - Leica M6, Summicron 35 asph, Kodak 5222 @ 400

Also my first roll of Kodak 5222.

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Bravo Antonio! Both very good photo which gives the atmosphere of the moment. And excellent tones with the 5222.

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9 hours ago, stray cat said:

A definite inclusion into our newly-discovered and restored Hitchcock masterpiece! The long shot wherein perhaps he's suggesting some kind of dishevelled or disoriented  mind... Exquisite colours though!

Crop duster coming in at 12:00, hard off the deck.

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M4-P 50 Lux ASPH. HP5+ in HC110 B formula

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Aguille du Midi, Chamonix.   [Tri-X]

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I have this lens and find it absolutely fantastic. I remember reading that the optics were recalculated for more contrast and it delivers that in spades. 

10 hours ago, John Robinson said:

Just noticed the typo:  it is the 1970 Summicron-M 2/50 type ii (on the Leica wiki -- some call it type iii to distinguish from earlier rigid Summicrons).  The one that some say is the "inferior" Summicron-M but I found it was excellent on film (slightly less so on unforgiving digital).

Really cool series Antonio. Did you get a big roll of Double-X?

9 hours ago, AntonioF said:

More or less every 20 years the Giro d'Italia passes through my hometown. 

The Wait and the Race at Bar Appia - Leica M6, Summicron 35 asph, Kodak 5222 @ 400

Also my first roll of Kodak 5222.

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Really cool shot Christoph.

12 hours ago, christoph_d said:

Wouldn't there also be a scene in that film whereby the protagonist is fleeing in panic across the deserted landscape? Here's my quadruple take of that part... (from the viewpoint of the protagonist I might add)

Contax S2, Tokina2,8/24, ProImage100

Oh those were indeed the days. When men were men, and women were happy about that (as a friend of mine sometimes says).

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...and for all those of youse who fought I's just prattin' abaht wiv me camera in 'and whilst in merry olde london towne, 'ere's proof what I sought kultcha and went to the featre wiv all them other polite types:

"wot! no pyjamas!" 'aymarket featre, lahndon 1980

F1, 100mm, Kodachrome 64

Love it Jonny, Leiter is smiling from his analogue heaven.

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Contax G2 with 90mm on expired KodakColor200

 

 

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This one, like the previous dunes shots, are with the 50 Summicron (11817).

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Delta 100 processed as BW positive. A round about way, but I really like B&W positives.

 

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Architecture, quadruple exposure.

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Contax S2, Tokina 2,8/24, ProImage100

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Beaubourg, Paris 1980

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Traveling north on the West Coast Mainline (somewhere in Cumbria):  the view from the train window.

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Leica M2, Voigtlander Nokton 35/1.4, Fuji Superia 400, C41 mini-lab process, Nikon Coolscan 5000ED, cropped and enhanced in Capture One.

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Dusty old negs revisited. White Sands 1980. M4, Pan F, 21mm Super-Angulon, red filter.

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And then, the shadow of a cloud

Ansco Memo (What the commoners had to be satisfied with when Barnack brought prestige and excellence to the world of 35mm photography,) Bausch and Lomb Anastigmat, Ektar

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23 hours ago, AntonioF said:

More or less every 20 years the Giro d'Italia passes through my hometown. 

The Wait and the Race at Bar Appia - Leica M6, Summicron 35 asph, Kodak 5222 @ 400

Also my first roll of Kodak 5222.

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Fascinating sequence, the anticipation and the event. Gone in a flash but your record has a unique signature and will be a stamp of these times.

21 hours ago, Wayne said:

We prepare for our walk in the Autumn woods:.... "C'mon! Let's go!"

 

The Autumn woods

 

Zeiss Ikon Tenax, 3,5/35 Nova Anastigmat, Expired Fuji 100 Superia

Your four footed friend has good taste in locations, as do you with the recording of the same.

20 hours ago, Michael Hiles said:

This is Thanksgiving weekend in Canada. Happy Thanksgiving to everyone. Kodachrome.

Happy Thanksgiving Michael.

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5 hours ago, Bateleur said:

Fascinating sequence, the anticipation and the event. Gone in a flash but your record has a unique signature and will be a stamp of these times.

Thanks. I've been asked about the color version of the race pictures and I honestly was a little ashamed to say it's BW film ...

18 hours ago, philipus said:

Really cool series Antonio. Did you get a big roll of Double-X?

Thanks. Not yet, I wanted to try it first, so I found a decently priced offer for 5 rolls from a chinese vendor. I need to check with a Kodak Italian reseller if they actually have the big roll but I have to say 400ft is quite intimidating.

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