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F6, 28/1.4, Portra 400, Argentix presskit, X1 scan:

Cabot Trail 1 by chrism229, on Flickr

 

Cabot Trail 2 by chrism229, on Flickr

 

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[philipus]

Truly excellent shot, Pete. 

 

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This is a really wonderful view, James. Would look great enlarged on a wall methinks.

 

Another one from Le Mont-Saint-Michel:

 

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You're giving HCB a run for his money here John, very nicely done framing- and exposure-wise.

 

 

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This one and the one after are good sports photography I think. Very well done Matthias.

 

 

...on a rainy Sunday in Berlin....Berlin Marathon 2017...to fast for me...

 

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Extremely nice minimalism Gary. 

 

The aviation theme continues.

500C/M

80 Planar

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Epson 4870

Gary

 

 

[gbealnz]

 

Extremely nice minimalism Gary. 

Not as minimal as you, needed a contrail.

Gary

[philipus]

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Not as minimal as you, needed a contrail.

Gary

 

 

[Wayne]

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[stray cat]

This is awesome, Phil!

Thank you so much Edward. You must be extremely happy with your first results with Tri-X - the tonality of those first pictures is outstanding!

[stray cat]

More from the same tri-x roll:

 

 

M7 ZM 50/2 Tri-X 400 by edward karaa, on Flickr

 I hadn't seen this when I made my last comment Edward - superb portrait - and Tri-X has such a way with skin tones, as exemplified beautifully here.

[stray cat]

I had the opportunity to photograph some boxing a while back. I wanted the photos to have an old time feel to them so instead of using the Nikon system that I would usually use for sports, I used my M3, Nikon 105mm/ 3.5, and Tri-X pushed to 800.

 

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Joe - that last picture especially perfectly captures what you set out to do - a great boxing moment!

[stray cat]

 

...another one from the marathon...

 

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Matthias - these posts of yours are all wonderful. I especially love the feeling of effort and motion in this wheelchair contestant.

[stray cat]

Continuing the Jerusalem theme, this is a tightly-framed photo of the very old Abu Tur neighborhood of Jerusalem, which runs up a hill that neighbors the Old City.  It is one of the rare neighborhoods that has a mix of Muslim and Jewish residents (virtually all of the neighborhoods in Jerusalem have either Jewish or Arab/Muslim residents, not both.  Although the neighborhood is predonminantly Arab/Muslim, the Jewish part of the neighborhood has been around since at least the late 1800's.

 

I find this neighborhood fascinating in its form, with the homes literally stacked on top of each other, and not in very good condition!

 

If you look dead center and a little toward the top, you can see a star of David neon sign and an Israel flag just to the left, each signifying the Jewish population in the neighborhood.  If you them move your eye over to the left side of the frame (toward the edge) you can see a neon crescent-shaped sign, signifying the Arab population in the neighborhood.  At night, the  star of David lights up blue and the crescent sign lights up red.  I think this is really amazing as the residents are essentially celebrating their co-existence.   

 

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Adam, thank you for such wonderful work and stories from Jerusalem. This one works especially well for me, as it is a most graphic picture, almost abstract, yet conveys so much. Superb work.

[Wayne]

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[Steve Ricoh]

I do not appreciate the white plastic chairs the authorities put there, completely non aesthetic - wooden chairs would be much more appropriate and less "cheap"

They look like the ones supplied with el-cheapo garden furniture - ah well, hard times I guess.

[stray cat]

Wreath

 

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Am loving this observation Wayne - a touch surreal.

[SunnySixteen]

I had the opportunity to photograph some boxing a while back. I wanted the photos to have an old time feel to them so instead of using the Nikon system that I would usually use for sports, I used my M3, Nikon 105mm/ 3.5, and Tri-X pushed to 800.

 

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The effect worked! Great intensity in the action of the fighting...

[Wayne]

Another from the Kotel in Jerusalem, this time with the Cinestill 800T and Hassy 503cw and 80mm Planar

I sort of like the plastic chairs. In fact, the, I assume, holy articles left in the chairs made me smile. As with all your photos, is says "Adam" before I even gaze at who posted.

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[A miller]

Thanks, Phil.  Here's the same shot taken with Portra 160.  Also nice; horses for courses.... 

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Adam, thank you for such wonderful work and stories from Jerusalem. This one works especially well for me, as it is a most graphic picture, almost abstract, yet conveys so much. Superb work.

 

There's plenty of money pouring into the organization that maintains the Western Wall.  With literally millions of visitors per year, I just think it is a practical issue.  One thing's for sure, they certainly spared no expensive with those gigantic limestones! LOL

They look like the ones supplied with el-cheapo garden furniture - ah well, hard times I guess.

 

Thanks, Wayne.

I sort of like the plastic chairs. In fact, the, I assume, holy articles left in the chairs made me smile. As with all your photos, is says "Adam" before I even gaze at who posted.

 

 

[mikemgb]

Thanks, Phil.  Here's the same shot taken with Portra 160.  Also nice; horses for courses.... 

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There's plenty of money pouring into the organization that maintains the Western Wall.  With literally millions of visitors per year, I just think it is a practical issue.  One thing's for sure, they certainly spared no expensive with those gigantic limestones! LOL

 

Thanks, Wayne.

 

I love this shot Adam. Most of the photos you post from Jerusalem, and your Sukkot series, send me to Google, I'm a sucker for learning new cultures and your photos make me want to learn more.

 

Israel has always been on my bucket list and Brooklyn may be as well now.

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[Guest JMF]

Thanks, gentlemen! This picture is another proof of the quality of the Minilux. The picture came out just as I envisioned it while taking it.

 

Pebble beach - Dieppe / France:

 

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James, I have been enjoying your photos so much I am now shooting with a nice black Minilux :-)

 

With TriX / another Beoon + SL601  transfer :

 

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Best, Jean-Marc.

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