Miami exhibit with my m43 work - adapted 300mm Tair-3

The Tair 300mm gets consistently good reviews. I purchased one myself earlier this year to use with my M42 cameras. I believe it was available in M42, and also a medium format mount I can't recall off the top of my head. It was made for a number of years in various versions, I am not sure if it is still in production.
 
I don't know how really good it is, but it's certainly not bad! I have an older one with built in hood like this one:

http://www.leicashop.com/media/cata...78eab33525d08d6e5fb8d27136e95/2/0/20743_6.jpg

The poor mono-coating of mine make for flare problems. It's also huge! Even my Gitzo Explorer had a hard time holding it stationary in the wind.

I think I paid $75 for my pristine copy, which was really money well spent IMO.

Mine came with a T-mount system so I adapted it to Z39 since I have a LTM adapter and the spacer to go with it. Have M42 T-mount and adapter as well that I could use...

thanks for looking!
 
The topic of your write-up is very important too.
Environmental effects on public health issues can be significant.
 
Thoughtful and careful compositions.
A very fine job, Mark.
Congratulations for the exhibition.
 
The last two showing the technology that created the landscape are my favourites. There is an austere aesthetic that you have captured, but the technology also 'casts a shadow' on the land (see second to last picture). I also sent you a pm.
 
Thank you Traveler!

I was striving to show the landscape, the processes and technology while trancending it and make it personal through the use of aesthetics.

Thanks for the comments (and pm!).

Best!!!
 
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