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Adam,

 

Very cool. :) The force of the storm well captured!

 

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Here's one from the strong snow blizzard that we had in NYC last week.  People were engulfed in snow, looking like they entered into hyperspace as if they are in a Star Wars movie :)

 

A morning commuter in the Financial District

M7, 28mm elmarit pre-asph, Portra 400

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Any way you look at it this is an amazing picture. That Ektar diet seems to be agreeing with you! Was this from the roll of Portra rescued from your camera?

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M6, FP4+

 

Well framing and seen May

 

I have not been active in the film world for a month or more - can't believe how many pages have been added to this thread in the meantime!  :0

 

Managed to make a short trip out yesterday afternoon (finally) to finish off a roll of Tri-X in my Hasselblad 500C (80mm Planar + yellow/green filter). Developed this morning and here is an example - Guardian Stones @ Avebury (Neolithic Stone Circle).

 

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It was -6.......Fahrenheit........Phil. Laugh as you visualize me quickly scampering back to the truck,  worried that my extended exposure- to capture this photo- is going to cost my fingers......to frostbite. :) The camera, like most any Russian, does not seem to care one whit about the cold.

 

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Industar 50mm 3.5, 800 Fuji Supreria 800

 

 

Not Vodka, The Famous Grouse......I know, a blend. But I like it. I consider it the Budweiser of whiskies.

 

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What the ancient Soviet/Zorki stuff lacks in providing refinement, it does seem to make up for in presenting the bleakness.

 

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Here's one from the strong snow blizzard that we had in NYC last week.  People were engulfed in snow, looking like they entered into hyperspace as if they are in a Star Wars movie :)

 

A morning commuter in the Financial District

M7, 28mm elmarit pre-asph, Portra 400

attachicon.gifNYC by Adam Miller.jpg

 

Superb Adam amazing picture

 

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The most visiting place of Paris

unlucky no nice weather that day for me but cloudy  and cold

 

 

Paris dec 2017

6 pm beginning to be dark

 

 

Kodak TX400-Leica MP-50 Summilux Asph

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Kodak TX400  a very sensitive film I recommand you for pictures in dark light condition

an amazing film with beautiful grain , not possible to imitate with digital

 

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Kodak TX 400 also nice with fog with natural grain not square pixels "smoothed"

imitating fog

 

a rural fog for Wayne because of ducks

 

 

Leica MP-35 Summilux Asph-Kodak TX400

 

 

 

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James, please pass on my and my family's best wishes to your wife, along with our hope that good health will return to her very soon.

 

 

A winter barn. And a wish for strength to James.  Hold fast.

 

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Here's one from the strong snow blizzard that we had in NYC last week.  People were engulfed in snow, looking like they entered into hyperspace as if they are in a Star Wars movie :)

 

A morning commuter in the Financial District

M7, 28mm elmarit pre-asph, Portra 400

attachicon.gifNYC by Adam Miller.jpg

 

It's a very dramatic photo, Adam. Flash ?  ...or was it light from an auto that chanced by ?

28mm ? 

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Warning?..........Or, instruction?

 

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Minox B, Foma Retropan 320

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Warning?..........Or, instruction?

 

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Waynes , great picture as usual , nice black "painting"

 

Few more from Manchester;

 

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M6, Nokton 50mm, FP4+

 

Greg definition of bricks and stone are wonderful

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Under a leaden winter's sky:-


1) The stones guarding the entrance to the Neolithic long barrow (burial chamber) at West Kennet, with Silbury Hill in the distance.

2) Silbury Hill.

Both with Hasselblad 500C, 80mm Planar & Tri-X.
 
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