Mamiya 7 Photos - Cambodia/Vietnam

[zanef2.8]

Just wanted to share a few shots taken during my recent trip to Cambodia and Vietnam. I brought along the 7II + 43 and 80 lenses and a Rolleiflex 3.5T for people shots and a 135 rangefinder for low light shots

Hope you enjoy them!

Bayon temple at Angkor Wat - 43mm lens + Kodak 160 Pro film


Cambodia #7 - Bayon sunset by zane&inzane, on Flickr


Ta Prhom Temple (the "Tomb Raider" Temple) - 43mm + 400X film

Cambodia #6 - Tomb Raider temple II by zane&inzane, on Flickr

Angkor Wat - 43mm + 160Pro film


Cambodia #8 - Angkor by zane&inzane, on Flickr

Cheeky boy at Angkor Wat, 43mm + 400X


Cambodia #9 - diving kid by zane&inzane, on Flickr

 

[ARCHIVIST]

Delightful!

 

[filmfan]

Very nice looking photos.

 

[Colin Corneau]

That's nice. That first shot really slapped me in the face...they are all nice shots. I hope there's more.

 

[umcelinho]

gorgeous shots, i really really like the 1st one!

 

[zanef2.8]

Thanks for the comments.

Couple more below - others are on my Flickr


160NC film - Ho Chi MInh City

Vietnam #6 - canals by zane&inzane, on Flickr


400H film - difficult shot to scan - Preah Khan temple


Cambodia #15: Preah Khan temple III by zane&inzane, on Flickr

 

[zanef2.8]

A few people shots taken with the Rollei are on this thread

Check it out if you are interested - thanks!

http://www.rangefinderforum.com/forums/showthread.php?p=1517950#post1517950

 

[lbenac]

These are really great shots. pretty much propaganda for the Mamiya 7 system 🙂

Cheers,

Luc

 

[zanef2.8]

These are really great shots. pretty much propaganda for the Mamiya 7 system 🙂

Luc - thanks - the Mamiya 7 is a great system which I have used for 4 years mainly for my landscape shots. 43mm lens is a must 🙂

 

[craygc]

As always, you rock Zane...

 

[Mister E]

Awesome, you really should post this in the Travel sub-forum. I was just in Cambodia in November: http://www.rangefinderforum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=99023

I loved how Bayon and a few other areas were flooded. It really made them more photogenic and kept the tourists at bay. Mine:

79550005 by NateVenture, on Flickr

 

[randomm]

Very nice photos. How you ever managed to take those without hordes of tourists is beyond me...

 

[zanef2.8]

Thanks everyone

> Nate - nice shot - I was told that this was used to be a lotus pond.

> randomm - the area is huge and you can find a tourist free spot if you are patient enough 🙂

 

[Mister E]

Thanks everyone

> Nate - nice shot - I was told that this was used to be a lotus pond.

> randomm - the area is huge and you can find a tourist free spot if you are patient enough 🙂

I was there in January 2010 and then November 2010. There was no water at all in January.

 

[rphenning]

first shot is gorgeous

 

[msk2193]

Lovely shots, all.

 

[zanef2.8]

> Nate - wow, you went there twice a year!

Thanks everyone else for your kind words. Very much appreciated.

 

[Alowisney]

These are spectacular!

 

[oftheherd]

Really great shots! I enjoyed them and those on your Flickr site. Thanks.

 

[thegman]

All great shots.