Medium Format ... long may it live!

[boojum]

I grew up in Jersey and spent a lot of time in the Village as soon as I could drive. Back then wherever I needed to be I could park right outside at the curb like the movies. Shows my age! At night it would be Chinatown for dinner and then Little Italy for the cannolis and then walk back up West Broadway to Tower Records.

That's my story, too.

 

[sem]

Hasselblad x1d2 45 3,5
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[sem]

Hasselblad x1d2 45 3,5
more here
best sem

 

[sojournerphoto]

GFX 100S, GF 50/3.5 on a trip shopping for seed potatoes and compost. This is the first picture I've done with the camera so looking forward to more. And even to using a tripod!

 

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Hassy SWC

 

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Hassy SWC

 

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I swung through the harbor after a late lunch today. We have two extractive industries here: fishing and lumbering. And the harbor is given over to reflecting this. Often I see fishing and crabbing boats moored and offloading catch or waiting to do this. Our harbor has a history of mismanagement when being run by one or other of the good old boys. Some humongous federal fines. And engineering missteps overloading piers where the surface sunk along its columns and now floods at high tides. This time, however, timber is being loaded on that part of the pier which is on solid ground.

First shot from across the water. The clock on the harbor administrative office does not work - no snide remarks, please - and is stopped at the usual pleasing 10:10. Second from over by the harbor administrative office and an up close peep at one cash flow here in Astoria, OR.

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[Mos6502]

Race Car by Berang Berang, on Flickr

 

[x-ray]

Shot around 2014 with a Hasselblad 501cm and 120 f4 Macro Planar. It hit the film was Acros at iso 80 developed in HC110 B.

These are 100+ year old flour milling machines. The mill is currently a small engine repair shop. Notice the chainsaws on the machines.

 

[x-ray]

Rolleiflex T with Acros 100 at 80 iso in HC110 B.

 

[x-ray]

Marjorie was from 1974, Hasselblad 500C and 80mm.

Old store, around 2016 with a Rollei 3.5F with a Planar.

Old post office and store around 1985 with Rollei 2.8D Xenotar.

1941 Dodge Truck, I think I shot it was my Hasselblad 501CM and 60mm but not certain.

Auto Parts, around 2005 with my 501cm and probably a 100 Planar.

Amoco shot in the late 70’s with my 3.5 MX EVS or May have been a 2.8D Xenotar.

 

[trix4ever]

Hasselblad SWC, tri-x

 

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Rangitoto Island by Hugh B

Auckland, N.Z.
Rolleiflex 3.5E Xenotar, Ilford FP4 125

 

[trix4ever]

Fuji 645s, tri-x

 

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DIY 6x9 schneider kreuznach 47 5,6 ilford hp5 tanol
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best sem

 

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Fuji 645s, tri-x

 

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Hasselblad SWC, tri-x

 

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Hasselblad SWC, tri-x

 

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Mt Aspiring from Lake Wanaka by Hugh B

Otago, N.Z.
Rolleiflex 3.5E Xenotar, Fuji Reala 100

 

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Fuji 645s, tri-x