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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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This photo is from a series from some of my crazy, extreme photo adventures I  had photographing Mountains "Alpinists " and rock climbers. This is Alpes mountain range which is called   "Le Massive du

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On a week-long stay at the Faroe Islands, I took the ferry from Torshavn (the 'capital') to the southernmost island, Suduroy, and looked up potential shooting locations on the island. This image was t

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I think you may have found that sacred secret place where shopping carts go to die :D 

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The post-apocalyptic shopping trolleys 2012

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Berlin Witzleben ICC Linhof Technika 4X5 Symmar 5.6 180 mm Foma 100

 

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Moai, easy to guess, on Easter Island or better Isla de Pascua or even better Rapa Nui, near Hanga Roa. I was astonished to learn that what I thought was a red hat  actually is a hair-do.... This statue is a replica to show the Out of the factory condition of moai. Islanders stopped the production of the statues some hundred years before the advent of the first Europeans, so the eyes, made of obsidian and coral are lost on the originals. Moai are always male, sorry to say this. Since there is no retrograde Gender-Correctness, we have to accept this. 

 

HB, Distagon 2,8/50, Ektar,     About sunset

Very interesting, Klaus!  Love those buggy eyes :)

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The post-apocalyptic shopping trolleys 2012

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This is really amusing, Phil.  I am getting mental hospital for the deranged shopping carts; you, know, those will broken wheels which go left when you want them to go right, and vice versa 😂

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Wow that's super nice.........woukld look good on a wall

 

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Thanks, Neil :)

It just may find it's way onto a wall soon.  But first - a test print on Fuji Flex, which has been ordered ♥️

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 This one is because of @christoph_d, who after seeing some of his Adox portfolio when he was recently here in NY got me inspired to bring some Color Implosion with me to Israel and keep it loaded in my Contax T3.

"Batman Beach", Dead Sea, Israel.

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Retired fireboat Duwamish at the Museum of History and Industry on Lake Union in Seattle points her monitors skywards.

Rolleiflex 6008 with 50mm Zeiss Distagon on Kodak Portra 160

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 This one is because of @christoph_d, who after seeing some of his Adox portfolio when he was recently here in NY got me inspired to bring some Color Implosion with me to Israel and keep it loaded in my Contax T3.

"Batman Beach", Dead Sea, Israel.

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Oh, so now you blame me 😜

Nice photo by the way. In my experience it gets even better when you show more 😀

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About 8 days ago was "Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day". You can look up the results on the web if you like, but just to wet your appetite, here's my humble contribution. 

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I met up with Charles, and we spent a nice few hours walking through the freezing streets of s'Hertogenbosch. This was my final picture, taken when we were warming up in a cafe.

The day was grey and overcast - I should have taken Ektar to pep things up a bit. 

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Retired fireboat Duwamish at the Museum of History and Industry on Lake Union in Seattle points her monitors skywards.

Rolleiflex 6008 with 50mm Zeiss Distagon on Kodak Portra 160

This is really fantastic. What vibrant colour and lovely framing.

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Hello James, I like your NY-feature-quite overwhelming. As to your  "Favorite" -Section-problem: Get over it, if in trouble, ask @benqui how to deal with it😃....

Thank you, Klaus! Your feedback means much to me!

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Moai, easy to guess, on Easter Island or better Isla de Pascua or even better Rapa Nui, near Hanga Roa. I was astonished to learn that what I thought was a red hat  actually is a hair-do.... This statue is a replica to show the Out of the factory condition of moai. Islanders stopped the production of the statues some hundred years before the advent of the first Europeans, so the eyes, made of obsidian and coral are lost on the originals. Moai are always male, sorry to say this. Since there is no retrograde Gender-Correctness, we have to accept this. 

 

HB, Distagon 2,8/50, Ektar,     About sunset

At first glance I thought this to be a silly joke, but thanks to your explanations I know much more about these statues than before. I love the transitions in the blue sky and think that you made perfect use of the square format of your Hasselblad.

8 hours ago, NW67 said:

Love that James....did you process it yourself or have it done in a shop?

 

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This was developed and scanned by the lab in NYC - In Lightroom I played with the provided jpeg by altering the white balance (-15 toward blue and -3 towards green), corrected the exposure by 1/4 stop and added more contrast (+20). Finally I restored the lights and lifted the shadows by 30 each and gave a -14 on the blacks. This resulted in a slightly lighter and fresher overall appearance of the scene. 

 

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 This one is because of @christoph_d, who after seeing some of his Adox portfolio when he was recently here in NY got me inspired to bring some Color Implosion with me to Israel and keep it loaded in my Contax T3.

"Batman Beach", Dead Sea, Israel.

Adox Color Implosion, Contax T3

Although I like the Ektar version more, this version is also very appealing. I wonder though, where the streaks in the left side of the picture come from? Is this a feature of the film, a certain kind of color change from the sunlight, that is reflected from the clouds or simply some scanning issue? 

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Retired fireboat Duwamish at the Museum of History and Industry on Lake Union in Seattle points her monitors skywards.

Rolleiflex 6008 with 50mm Zeiss Distagon on Kodak Portra 160

Now look at these bright reds in here - love it!

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Bari, Saturday morning

Nikon FM2, Nikkor 50/1.4 AIS, Kodak Colorplus 200

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I have a similiar scene from Chinatown, Antonio :) It has it all: The street vendors, the customers, the umbrellas and even the graffiti. A market is a market is a market...

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Ricoh GR1 - Portra 160

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Sydney Opera House.

Leica M5 - 35mm. Summicron on Kodachrome 64 colour slide film.

 

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Canberra Australia - Parliament Buildings

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