Medium Format ... long may it live!

[sem]

I like that very much!

Rolleiflex 3.5F Xenotar
Rollei RPX 400 with Rodinal

Sincerely
William Jusuf[/QUOTE]

 

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[photony texas]

Rolleiflex - Tri-X - Multiple Exposure





Planetary Habitat by tOny endieveri, on Flickr








Miss Xeno by tOny endieveri, on Flickr

 

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[Tokoza]

Bridge by Tom Koivu, on Flickr

 

[lynnb]

Bessa II 6x9 full width crop to 1:3, TMY2-400 in Rodinal 1:50

 

[johnnyrod]

Did you use a filter on that, Lynn?

I don't look at this thread very often - great photo at the top of this page (2401)

 

[lynnb]

Did you use a filter on that, Lynn?

I don't look at this thread very often - great photo at the top of this page (2401)

Orange filter.. I agree with you about post #2401 photo.

 

[music_healing]

the hidden underground playground

The Hidden Underground Playground by William Jusuf, on Flickr

Rolleiflex 3.5F and Kodak Portra 400

Sincerely
William Jusuf

 

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[rhl-oregon]

Family graves, Aberdeen NC

Carafes
RF645

 

[sr1200]

Not sure if anything I've done here matches the tonality of what you guys have done, but I'd appreciate your feedback!

 

[RangerFinder]

Quite a while since I've posted in this thread and though I don't have any new images to add at the moment I must say this is quite the page - I don't see a single image I don't like on here. Bravo people, bravo.

Daini : Bubble Play by William Jusuf, on Flickr


Rolleiflex 3.5F Xenotar
Rollei RPX 400 with Rodinal

Sincerely
William Jusuf

Fantastic picture! I love how the bubble and bokeh compliment each other. Very nice.

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Very beautiful colors here, may I ask what film it is?

Not sure if anything I've done here matches the tonality of what you guys have done, but I'd appreciate your feedback!

Sure it may not have the long scale tonality of some images in this thread but I'm not sure this image even needs it - look at the moment you've captured! My eyes first go to the background face looking to the camera, then quickly to the other face staring away, then finally down the net and the jumbled mess of limbs. My eyes make that loop over and over and over again. Keeping your viewer's interest in your image like that is often easier said than done. Well seen and well snapped!

 

[sem]

Hello Brett,

thanks very much for your kind words!
It is not done with film. I use a digital Back with my Hasselblad.

Kind regards
sem

 

[rhl-oregon]

Not sure if anything I've done here matches the tonality of what you guys have done, but I'd appreciate your feedback

Brett says it well/I echo him. Tonal range is a relative luxury, but capturing character and the essence of work in a compelling composition are more fundamental.

 

[sr1200]

Thank you guys for your comments! I was so thrilled the day I took this photo. I have a few more but this one is my favourite.

 

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[Godfrey]

Lots of excellent photos! Thank you all for posting them.

In celebration of the new Hasselblad X1D, I think I'm going to take my 1978 Hasselblad SWC out for a walk today. It's been too long...

G

 

[photony texas]

Rolleiflex - Tri-X - Multiple Exposure







Rollingflex by tOny endieveri, on Flickr