Photos taken with the Nikkor 8.5cm PC f2 lens.

[maryland_fotos]

This is using the S2, Portra 400 film.

PresidentStreetAtKatynMemorialCircle by maryland_photos, on Flickr

 

[maryland_fotos]

And one more, same combo.

JonesFall by maryland_photos, on Flickr

 

[Tom A]

Participant in the Red Bull Soap Box derby.
Nikon SP, Nikkor 85mm f2.0, Kodak 5231 (+X movie stock), Beutler 1:1:10, 6 min

 

[jondotkom]

Oh, man! Between the photos posted with this lens here and the thread featuring the 10.5cm, I am beginning to develop a wee bit of GAS.

Gettin' a might bit twitchy. Fabulous shots!

 

[ChrisLivsey]

A couple from my 8.5cm:

Now the bad news these are on the Leica M8
Amedeo adapter, just as I had unpacked the lens, it came from Vancouver
out of camera jpegs

 

[jondotkom]

Okay, that's it.

I have been trolling around looking for a 10.5 cm, but all your shots have sold me on the 8.5.

 

[ChrisLivsey]

They are a commitment;
8.5cm 504g
10.5cm 554g
both with hoods, but very rewarding.

 

[Corran]

If weight is a concern, pay the extra for the black-barrel 8.5cm.

I will have to post some images from mine soon. It's a lot easier lens to carry than the chrome brick!

 

[furcafe]

f/2 @ 1/250th.

http://flic.kr/p/fBkg2N

 

[Tom A]

The good news with the Nikkor 85f2 in chrome is that if you drop it - you worry about the surface it lands on - rather than the lens!

 

[ruby.monkey]

Taken with the chrome LTM version (on an M3):


M3_85_FP4_Scan-130630-0008 by ruby.monkey, on Flickr


M3_85_FP4_Scan-130630-0010 by ruby.monkey, on Flickr


M3_85_FP4_Scan-130630-0014 by ruby.monkey, on Flickr


M3_85_FP4_Scan-130630-0015 by ruby.monkey, on Flickr


M3_85_FP4_Scan-130630-0018 by ruby.monkey, on Flickr


M3_85_FP4_Scan-130630-0021 by ruby.monkey, on Flickr

 

[LazyHammock]

Taken on a NEX 6 and converted to B+W

 

[Tom A]

Looking through my scanned Nikkor 85mm f2.0 shots, I found this. It is a large stainless steel sculpture on the beach "Frozen Water #7".
Nikon SP, Nikkor 85mm f2.0 and the much missed EK 5231, Kodak's +X movie stock. Developed in D96 which was Kodak's recommended developer for their movie emulsions.

 

[jondotkom]

Wow!

Once again, great new shots posted, but Tom--I be diggin' "Frozen Water #7."

The abstraction goes one step further, almost like some mutated cetacean emerging out of molten steel. It really pops!

 

[maryland_fotos]

Wonderful shots with this ancient lens. Keep them coming!

Here's some more with the 8.5cm f2 mounted on the S2 rangefinder, Kodak Portra 160 film.
StBTower2 by maryland_photos, on Flickr

StBFrontDoor by maryland_photos, on Flickr

PinkFlowers_85F2_S2 by maryland_photos, on Flickr

Azalea_85F2_S2 by maryland_photos, on Flickr

 

[maryland_fotos]

That last portrait of the little boy is wonderfully taken.

Here's one with the 8.5cm f2 PC on S2, using AgfaPhoto Vista 200.

EgyptianStatue by maryland_photos, on Flickr

 

[maryland_fotos]

Another one to add to the thread.

Arlington National Cemetery near Washington DC.
Columbia2 by maryland_photos, on Flickr

The 8.5cm f2 mounted on S2, Portra 400.

 

[maryland_fotos]

And some flowers and background blur and colors with the lens. Portra 400, S2.

FlowersAndBackground by maryland_photos, on Flickr

 

[rhl-oregon]

fp4 or 100 arista

 

[maryland_fotos]

A few from Kiawah Island near Charleston, South Carolina. 8.5cm f2 PC, S2 and Portra 400.

Wouldn't be good to wander around this path after dark.
DangerAlligators by maryland_photos, on Flickr

Pleasant reflection in the lagoon, with gators probably lurking under the surface.
GatorTerritory by maryland_photos, on Flickr

Bridge over the lagoon.
BridgeOverLagoonKiawah by maryland_photos, on Flickr