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shoebox # VII,  Engadin 2006

Once you have made it over the glacier and want to get to  the hut next valley...astonishingly, there is no escalator over the hill.. 😯     

Photography with film is-as a basic rule-pure bliss. As long as there are some frames left. This shot actually was the last frame...and I had to ask my brother to just stop, I need to load a new roll... He was not amused. And me neither, not being an octopus.... 

 

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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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Last weekend I travelled to Paris with the wife and I had a lot of places in my mind for taking pictures. But then the weather was really bad and also there was a strike which causes some problems with the trains and the metro, so what could I do...? Taking pictures of the wife in the restaurant. 🙂

Leica MP with Voigtländer Nokton 50mm f1.2 and Kodak Portra 160:

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19 hours ago, Ernest said:

Always lusted for an Aalto Paimio chair, and here it is "gone metal," as you say. Ubiquitous Bauhaus. I am imaging with de stijl sunglasses, and everyone is winning.

Only in analog, right? Thanks for flipping the page to ADOX for me, short-lived though it will be.  Thumping in the back of my head is "make every shot count." Yes, ADOX vs. E100, an unlikely pair, but that is what a little experimental gets you, right? Thanks.

that's right - only analog.  And you know what you need to do to restock up on that Adox 😉

19 hours ago, Ernest said:

A little bit of nothing that is a whole lot of something!

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12 hours ago, Bateleur said:

From a recent project at Chateau Loučeň, where the costumes were provided by the Barrandov film studios.

 

Hasselblad 501C - Distagon 60mm - Ilford FP4

 

Masterful, Charles.  So well done.  Thank you for sharing this!!

3 hours ago, Kl@usW. said:

That's really sexy, Adam. Even without the fedora... 😁

 

Thanks, Klaus.  I think I agree. 🙂

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Tmax 3200 🕵️‍♂️

M-A, 28mm elmarit pre-asph

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Happy Holiday GCT Ilford HP5+  Leica 35mm summicron --

 

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Toronto ekatchrome 50mm summilux Leica M4 .... foggy morning, a bit of snow in the air ..

 

 

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ektachrome 50mm summilux Leica M4 Park Ave So and 21st St ....something about the colors I like

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Beautifully done Charles. Since i'm into lighting at the moment, how was it lit?

Thanks Philip. The lighting setup was two flashes, each with a strip softbox and grid, one from the back to light the details and one from the front to light the model.

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IIIG, Tri-X, 50cron screw mount.

I love that grain.

 

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IIIG, Tri-X, 50cron screw mount.

I love that grain.

 

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This is fabulous, Uwe.  Really like it👌

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The misery continues.... 

Portra 400

Nikon Action touch 

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16 hours ago, Kl@usW. said:

shoebox # VII,  Engadin 2006

Once you have made it over the glacier and want to get to  the hut next valley...astonishingly, there is no escalator over the hill.. 😯     

Photography with film is-as a basic rule-pure bliss. As long as there are some frames left. This shot actually was the last frame...and I had to ask my brother to just stop, I need to load a new roll... He was not amused. And me neither, not being an octopus.... 

 

 

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I really like this shot. I find the deep reds against the harsh rocks mesmerising. I'll be re-visiting it a few more times over the next few days...

In addition, I salute your composure, during such strenuous activity, to pause, compose and take the photograph. Thank you for sharing. That shoebox is evidently a treasure. 

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IIIG, Tri-X, 50cron screw mount.

I love that grain.

 

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I agree with Adam 

Perfect Uwe 

"I love that grain"  it's film and Kodak TX    ....   software to obtain grain  not needed 

Best  Henry 

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Attitude.

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Leica I / Nikkor 50/2 Collapsible LTM / Kodak UltraMax 400

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Silence is in the Air. 

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Leica M5 - 35mm. Summicron f/8.0 on Velvia 50 colour slide film

 

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Louvre

Leica MP, 24mm, Kodak Portra 160:

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Went for a bit of a stroll around a (new to me) local(ish) country park this morning.  The weather forecast for the morning was for it to be dry (true) with sunshine (which never arrived).  But that is a whole lot better than for the next few days - very wet and windy.  Anyway, nothing ventured, nothing gained...

H503CX, Planar 80mm + yellow filter, Fomapan 100, Ilfosol 3.

 

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vor 5 Stunden schrieb Suede:

I really like this shot. I find the deep reds against the harsh rocks mesmerising. I'll be re-visiting it a few more times over the next few days...

In addition, I salute your composure, during such strenuous activity, to pause, compose and take the photograph. Thank you for sharing. That shoebox is evidently a treasure. 

Thank you, Suede. I appreciate your comment very much. Probably the red paint triggered the action. The composing took place subliminally .. the Leica did the rest. 

in my experience  the most difficult part of taking photos in such a situation is just to  think of it ! Usually your are holding on to dear life by grabbing a rock, finding your balance, trying to stay on your skis and so on. But if one hand is free you might stop to take a photo... 

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