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[tomalophicon]

Really?! Thanks
I had the wrong viewfinder mask on the SG for the lens. It could've done without it. The composition would've been a bit tighter around the group

Yes. really!

 

[noah b]

Here are some of mine - www.flickr.com/noahindisguise13

Most of them are 400Tmax @ iso 320
GW690III

 

[Mr_Flibble]

Mr. Fibble - Nice shot of weapons. Especially the grease gun. One of the more interesting weapons of WWII. I forget what it cost to make, but as weapons go, it was pennies. I think it was under $20, but whatever, cheap for the time and utility.

Missed this comment, sorry. Thanks.
The 'Grease Gun' in this photo is an M3A1 Submachine Gun. It's a little historical slip-up for the Summer 1944 scenario. This particular model (without the charging handle that was prone to breaking) wasn't actually approved until December 1944 and did not arrive in Europe until after the end of the war in Europe.
I recall reading they cost about $15 to make. That is still 3 times cheaper then the M1A1 Thompson submachine gun at the time.
The M3A1's were still carried in the M2 Bradleys during Desert Storm as I recall.

Here's another one from the same tour. 6th Armored Column parked up at Mont St-Michel. Graflex Speed Graphic with Graphic 2x3 Rollfilm holder and Ilford XP2

 

[divewizard]

The Sea Ranch Chapel, Sonoma County, California
GSW690II, Provia 100, B+W UV filter, tripod, NCPS scan

©2011 Chris Grossman

 

[Rogier]

Lobster Trap Ropes, Pigeon Cove Harbor, Rockport, Massachusetts
Fujica GW690, Kodak TMAX 100, Hoya O(G) Orange filter, monopd, NCPS process & scan

©2011 Chris Grossman

Never knew that Marilyn was into bondage

 

[randomm]

From a new to me Moskva 5 contraption, I love it!


Stairs I by randomm, on Flickr


kumpula glacial stones III by randomm, on Flickr

 

[hausen]

Am awaiting delivery on a Bessa II and looking forward to posting on this thread

 

[divewizard]

Iversen Cove tidepools, Mendocino County, CA
Fujica GW690, Fujifilm Neopan Acros 100, Hoya O(G) filter, tripod

©2012 Chris Grossman

 

[divewizard]

Bowling Ball Beach, Mendocino County, California
Fujica GW690, Hoya O(G) filter, Kodak TMAX 100, tripod, NCPS scan

©2012 Chris Grossman

 

[Argenticien]

Bowling Ball Beach, Mendocino County, California
Fujica GW690, Hoya O(G) filter, Kodak TMAX 100, tripod, NCPS scan

Superb, Chris! And coming from the big Fuji, I imagine that with the negative and a loupe you can probably pick out individual plankton in those tidal pools...
--Dave

 

[MaxElmar]

http://www.flickr.com/photos/xenotar/5099805599/

Although the Medalist perhaps doesn't really count as "modern"?

 

[divewizard]

Bowling Ball Beach, Mendocino County, California

Bowling Ball Beach, Mendocino County, California

Bowling Ball Beach, Mendocino County, California
Fuji GSW690II, Hoya Skylight 1B filter, Fujichrome Provia 400X, tripod, PCV scan

©2012 Chris Grossman

 

[divewizard]

Big Surf - GW990 - TMAX 100

Big Surf - GW990 - TMAX 100

Big Surf in Mendocino County
Fujica GW690, O(G) filter, TMAX 100, tripod, NCPS scan

©2012 Chris Grossman

 

[divewizard]

Rope on Boat

Rope on Boat

Rope on Boat, Ventura Harbor, California
GW690, B+W UV, Ilford Delta 3200, monopod, NCPS scan

©2012 Chris Grossman

 

[gcap]

Polaroid 600SE with 6X9 Mamiya Press back:

 

[DolphinDan]

Fall leaves on the Maples-looking east

Fall leaves on the Maples-looking east

Another shot from last October of the Fall leaves on the Maples in Oak Creek here in Arizona. This time shot with my Fuji GSW690III and VELVIA 100F.

Namaste
Daniel

MaplesInOakCreekCanyon-east-6x9.jpg

 

[DolphinDan]

Fall leaves on the Maples-looking west

Fall leaves on the Maples-looking west

Another shot with my GSW690III looking from the opposite side/west, taken about an hour later. Yes I realize not as many Maple leaves as my 645 photos, but taken in the same wash.

Namaste
Daniel

MaplesInOakCreekCanyon-west-6x9.jpg

 

[louisb]

Holly Village, Highgate - 2x1 slice through a 6x9 frame taken with a Fuji GSW690 on Kodak Portra 160.

 

[louisb]

Globetown - Fuji 690 Kodak Portra 400

 

[Canyongazer]

Louis, I've seen many pictures of Holly Village...yours is the best yet. 2:1 aspect ratio, time of day, camera position, detail, all well suited.

That Fuji 65mm is a beauty, isn't it? $1200 lens welded to a $200 body.