Photos from your Nikkormat.

[Uncle Bill]

From this past May.
Nikkormat FTn, Nikkor H 50 2 lens.
Film: Fomapan 400, D76 1+1.

Shot along the lakefront and the mouth of 16 Mile Creek, Oakville Ontario, May 2020

Spring Tree Blossoms by Bill Smith, on Flickr

TOWARF Boat Ready to Go_ by Bill Smith, on Flickr

A Wet Spot to Sit by Bill Smith, on Flickr

Lake Ontario is in a Mood._ by Bill Smith, on Flickr

 

[madNbad]

Nikkormat FS, 50 2.0 HC, Delta 400, Ilfotec HC:

[/url]Nikkormat FS Delta 400 by Michael DeLuca, on Flickr[/IMG]

 

[telenous]

Nikkormat FTn, Nikkor H Auto 50mm f/2, TriX.

Erik.

I've seen this before in flickr and here it is again. Terrifically good photo.

 

[madNbad]

Nikkormat FS, 50 2.0 HC, 022 filter, Delta 400, Ilfotec HC:

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Otter Crest, Oregon

 

[Erik van Straten]

I've seen this before in flickr and here it is again. Terrifically good photo.


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Thanks! I shot this in 1973 when I was 18 years old.


Erik.

 

[madNbad]

Nikkormat FS, 50 2.0 HC, 022 filter, Delta 400, Ilfotec HC:

Drift Creek Bridge, Lincoln County Oregon

Normally the Oregon coast is cool and cloudy during July. The valley heats up and the marine layer is drawn inland for a couple of miles. Late spring and early summer has brought lower average temperatures leading to some spectacularly clear days at the coast.

There is a bit of a story behind this simple photo. On another camera specific site there is a photo of the same bridge. The photographer arrived early, waited for just the right light, probably shot a card full, came home, edited, stacked and Photoshopped. It's a very nice photograph. This one on the other hand, my wife and I had been stuck in the house for months with the big excitement of going for groceries. We decided to drive to the beach, packed a lunch and tossed the Nikkormat and a Sekonic 308x in the car. Just east of Lincoln City is a turn off for the bridge and we said, "Why not." It was the middle of the afternoon with the sun being high and only harsh shadows. I wandered around for about ten minutes, took about six photos, this being one of them. The main reason Rangefinder Forum is one of the best photography sites is because of the minimal use of manipulation to present a photo to the group. We all know there is manipulation, from burning and dodging to moving sliders around but keeping close to the original. Thanks for the honest photos.

 

[Greg Maslak]

Two from a recent forest walk with a Nikkormat Ftn and Nikkor-Q 135mm f3.5. Both at f3.5. Ilford FP4/Rodinal

 

[Ko.Fe.]

 

[kiemchacsu]

recent shot with the ft2 lens nikkor 50/2 K version; a heavy workhorse



2010_FT2_50f2K_utf100_22 by Trung Nguyen, on Flickr

 

[Erik van Straten]

gelatine silver print (nikkor h 50mm) nikkormat ftn

Epping, England 1974 tri x in d76

Erik.

 

[hap]

I like the last one Erik. That looks like Bill Murray impersonating Professor Irwin Corey.

 

[Bingley]

Nikkormat Ftn, Micro-Nikkor 55mm f3.5, TMax 400:

The View by bingley0522, on Flickr

 

[Bingley]

Nikkormat Ftn, Micro-Nikkor 55mm f3.5, FP4+ in Diafine:

Passage by bingley0522, on Flickr

 

[Greg Maslak]

Two from my long lost (but now found) negatives shot with a Nikkormat FT2 and a 43-86 Zoom on Tri-X way back in 1979 on a college-age buddy trip to Spain. Both were taken at Gaudi's Casa Mila in Barcelona.

 

[Erik van Straten]

gelatine silver print (nikkor h 50mm f2) nikkormat ftn

shot from 1972, tri x in d76

Erik.

 

[Erik van Straten]

gelatine silver print (nikkor h 50mm f2) nikkormat ftn

shot from 2016, tmax400 in perceptol

Erik.

 

[p.giannakis]

gelatine silver print (nikkor h 50mm f2) nikkormat ftn

shot from 1972, tri x in d76

Erik.

Wow, this is a brilliant portrait Erik. The light, the expression on the lady's gaze. I always wonder when I see portraits like these taken a long time ago, what are those people doing now.

 

[Erik van Straten]

Wow, this is a brilliant portrait Erik. The light, the expression on the lady's gaze. I always wonder when I see portraits like these taken a long time ago, what are those people doing now.

Thank you, Pan.

This is a completely forgotten shot. I was looking for something else, but there she was. Happy moment! I even forgot her name. I call her now "Maria" because of the gaze. And she has something Rafaëlesque. She was in another class, I think (because of the ring) she was with the goldsmiths. Maybe she is a retired goldsmith now.

When I took the shot, I was seventeen.

Erik.

 

[Bingley]

Nikkormat Ftn, Micro-Nikkor 55mm f3.5, TMax 400:

Golden State in the Time of Covid by bingley0522, on Flickr

 

[p.giannakis]

Nikkormat Ftn, Micro-Nikkor 55mm f3.5, TMax 400:
Golden State in the Time of Covid by bingley0522, on Flickr

Very dramatic landscape!