Weekend Photography Plans: What are you up to?

[chuckroast]

I would like to see some of them in the relevant threads 👍

Maybe we need a Greece thread (if there isn't one already 😉

 

[p.giannakis]

Maybe we need a Greece thread (if there isn't one already 😉

There is one.

Thread 'Crete / Greece on film'

Jun 19, 2022

Dear all,

I am not sure if there is a dedicated Crete / Greece film thread, so I take the opportunity to start one.

I just returned from Crete, which is a wonderful island with a varying landscape. Camera wise, I just took a M6 with a 50mm Jupiter-8 lens with me and almost exclusively Tri-X films - very simple setup, and I was looking for a "classic" film look.

Please feel free to post further pictures, too!

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And of course a lot of people post them on the Eastern Europe thread.

 

[p.giannakis]

I have a half-exposed film, I loaded it on my Spotmatic to finish it off.

 

[chuckroast]

Yesterday: Mounted, matted, and framed three prints.

Today: Continue printing the Greece portfolio using Ansco 130 for the first time.

 

[agentlossing]

I had the day off Friday, and I spent a goodly portion of it sitting in front of the computer, digging through my folders of photos from the K-3 III Monochrome. Happy to say they are finally sorted, culled and squared away - with a vow to be more selective in what I take a photo of, and to delete the bad ones off the card, before they ever make it to the PC. There was a lot of chaff there.

If I have the wherewithal, I might do the same today with my folders for either the K-1 II or the GRIIIx.

 

[raid]

It is weekend again! What are your plans for the weekend, and will it include some aspects of photography?
I am still home and have not yet decided what to do photographically due to having hot weather in the South of the USA.
At least "I am thinking" about what I might be doing photographically. I miss taking photos with the 5cm Zeiss Sonnar in some neighborhoods in Italy!
Oh well.
Enjoy your weekend.

 

[38Deardorff]

Printing a photo order....

 

[robert blu]

To hot here to make photos, I dare to say even to hot to think about photography! Or anything else!
Probably I ll spend some time in front of the computer monitor watching something photography related!

 

[p.giannakis]

Not much. I am saving some film for the 2 weeks holidays starting next week.

 

[Yokosuka Mike]

My wife and I started our weekend 2 days early (7 & 8 August). We joined a bus tour to Nagano Prefecture. We visited a pond, temple, waterfall, and a forest; all locations were high above sea level where the temperatures were much cooler and the humidity lower. We had a marvelous time! I took my Fujifilm X100VI with me.

The tour bus


A member of our tour group took this picture of my wife and I at Mishakaike pond with my camera.


All the best,
Mike

 

[deadrangefinder76]

Pre-wwII Rolleiflex and XA to the beach...

 

[chuckroast]

Back into the room of darkness to print (some of) the 160 Fomapan 200 frames of Ionian Greece I shot on my M2 last month.

 

[raydm6]

……….

 

[Mackinaw]

Probably a lot of photo stuff. I need to process (and scan) two rolls of Tri-X I shot yesterday evening an an outdoor concert, plus head over to the County Fairgrounds. Our County Fair starts today.

Jim B.

 

[Tuna]

Unexpected trip to NYC. So, managing to find a little time for street photos. Also managed to squeeze in a visit to the Arbus exhibit at the Park Avenue Armory - lucky about that because it ends this weekend…

 

[chuckroast]

Unexpected trip to NYC. So, managing to find a little time for street photos. Also managed to squeeze in a visit to the Arbus exhibit at the Park Avenue Armory - lucky about that because it ends this weekend…

1. Please do post your impressions of the Arbus show

2. As always, love to see your work, so await your NYC stuff...

 

[Tuna]

1. Please do post your impressions of the Arbus show

2. As always, love to see your work, so await your NYC stuff...

I enjoyed the exhibit very much. The exhibit presentation with the use of see-through, l-shaped grids with photos on both sides of each grid - all backed by a ceiling height mirror-wall made the space very cool to wander through. It all seemed overwhelming but I think I managed to see most photos.

I had heard that there were many rarely/never seen photos (there were) and that they showed her diversity in the types of images she captured that she isn’t so well known for - overall, I felt the diversity wasn’t that much as most were still in the style and subject matter she is famous for - which is not a bad thing if you are a fan of her work (I am).

Well worth seeing if you are in NYC today or tomorrow or if it shows up next somewhere near you…

 

[p.giannakis]

On my way to the Polish town of Międzyzdroje with my OM4 and a couple of HP5+.

 

[38Deardorff]

Processing some Delta 100/ 135 & preparing a photo for shipping

 

[chuckroast]

Well, I managed to work through about 8 of the Ionian pictures. I have about that many left and this project is complete.

Some of this last bunch were challenging because of the huge SBR of the Ionian light at the end of the day. These were semistand processed in Pyrocat-HDC so both shadows and highlights are well protected, BUT, some burning and dodging geometries take forever because they are so very fussy and precise.