Baking matza with Nokton 35/1.2

[imush]

(image is linked to a flickr set).

 

[Ranchu]

Cool photos. I want to make some!

 

[kshapero]

Getting to be that time.

 

[patois]

nice. I'd prefer hamantashen but matza will do.

 

[robklurfield]

and, here I thought the Nokton could actually produce (rather than reproduce the production of) matzoh. and, if it could, would it be kosher for passover?

in any case, I love imush's shot, especially that glow from within that hot, hot oven. nice also to see some real matzoh rather than the square junk that comes in boxes. very cool indeed.

I'll agree with patois on a preference for hamantashen (or even rugala).

 

[sazerac]

Great shots! I hope the new 35/1.2 is as good as the old one. Do you remember what the aperture was for these shots?

 

[imush]

Great shots! I hope the new 35/1.2 is as good as the old one. Do you remember what the aperture was for these shots?

Between 1.4 - 2.8, I don't remember each shot.

 

[paulfish4570]

that top shot is superb. excellent tonal range.

 

[paulfish4570]

wonderful photo story on your flickr page. is this matzoh that will used for upcoming Passover? commercial? one synagogue?

 

[skibeerr]

Great series,

I love the mix of the contemporary and tradition.


It 's a universal theme.

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