Eastern Europe

[jbielikowski]

Actually, i can see them by using VPN. All good 👍

You took the trouble just to see my new picture, I feel honored.
So I have more.

 

[jbielikowski]

expired CT Precisa 100

 

[valdas]

Horseman SW612 with Apo-Grandagon 45/4.5, Portra 160

I traded M240 (which I got in a trade for a lens... I got in a trade for 90% of my cameras early this year) for this beast and so far it's best decision ever.
Shot three rolls without a viewfinder which was a fun challenge, now I have one from Gaoersi so things should get tiny bit easier, still very demanding on composition.

Great shot. How do you like thsi SW612 with Apo-Grandagon 45/4.5? I used to have one, but I am very bad at the wide angle composition, so I ended up selling it.

 

[jbielikowski]

Great shot. How do you like thsi SW612 with Apo-Grandagon 45/4.5? I used to have one, but I am very bad at the wide angle composition, so I ended up selling it.

I want to believe I can rewire my brain to see such wide compositions after using 35mm almost exclusively for last couple years. I have a feeling that once mastered this camera can produce striking images and with rather boring taste for subjects my photography could benefit from this.
For rural landscape I find it bit too wide, also I miss the shift functionality I had on Cambo 470 with SA47. I like the size and ergonomics, with Graflok back Cambo was huge and Chinese roll back was a bit PITA.

 

[underlord]

Pastry Roll was not the first thing that came to mind by Philip McAllister, on Flickr

 

[jbielikowski]

same story, different background.

I hunt for those old signs, haven't seen them anywhere around Warsaw, long replaced with newer, reflective type, and here near Łowicz they also dissapear quickly. Missed few of these, but they often share a pole with "built-up area" sign and those are just plain ugly.

 

[santino]

Czech Republic (Czechia?)

 

[santino]

Poland 2021

 

[p.giannakis]

Międzyzdroje - Poland
Olympus OM4 / Zuiko MC 50f/1.4
Ilford HP5+ in HC110