let's go wide

[back alley]

cv 21

 

[kbg32]

That's great Joe! Enjoy that lens. Looking forward to more imagery.

 

[Jamie Pillers]

Back Alley,
Wonderful photograph! Great composition, great use of that lens! I'm just learning to use a CV 25mm.... foreground is SO important. Thanks for the "lesson".

By the way, what film did you use for this photograph?

 

[back alley]

thanks guys.

xp2 at 200

 

[raid]

24mm:

7.5mm:

 

[dazedgonebye]

15mm heliar

 

[Nh3]

28mm.

 

[squirrel$$$bandit]

great thread idea!

cv 21:

 

[35mmdelux]

WOW> You guys are batting heavy today. Brilliant!

 

[gdi]

That's not wide!

That's not wide!

cv 21

That's Tall!

Nice shot.

 

[helen.HH]

Back alley
Quite Fab.......
love the tones & Grit
best-h

 

[mr_phillip]

Some great shots in this thread. Here's one of mine with the CV15mm:

 

[Bingley]

That's a great shot, Joe!

Here's one up close. 28mm:

 

[squirrel$$$bandit]

WOW, this is turning into some thread

 

[Andrew Sowerby]

Here's one from a few years ago:

Bessa L + CV 25/4 + Neopan 1600

 

[wray]

20mm

 

[Keith]

I find my 15mm Heliar gives very different results used as a portrait lens provided the subject doesn't mind you being right in their face!

 

[oftheherd]

No bad shots here. However, I think Raid and Dazedgonebye have the winners to my eye. Mr. Phillip and Andrew Sowerby get runners up.

But nice shots by everyone. Those 15mm are nice. 18mm is the widest I have, and that in M42. Raid, did you really shoot that circular on an RF?

 

[MickH]

Keith, 15mm ?! She must be a really close friend. T'riffic portraits, I bet she likes 'em.

Cheers,

Mick

 

[raid]

No bad shots here. However, I think Raid and Dazedgonebye have the winners to my eye. Mr. Phillip and Andrew Sowerby get runners up.

But nice shots by everyone. Those 15mm are nice. 18mm is the widest I have, and that in M42. Raid, did you really shoot that circular on an RF?

Thanks!

... and Yes; I used a Canon B adapter to use the Canon FD 7.5mm/5.6 lens on my M6. I adapted a fisheye door viewer from Loewe's to be my viewfinder with the M6. Was it neccessary to use the M6? Not really, but it was fun.