Bryce
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I've recently rediscovered 35mm... Not returning from digital, mind you, but 120 only syndrome.
I've been noticing how handy 35mm cameras are... and how handy fast film is too. Lastly, that maybe I do have some 'street shooter' blood in my veins after all, being primarily interested in ruins and such.
Here are a couple recent shots that are making me rethink. If this goes on too long, I may actually have to buy a 35mm rangefinder to complement the 645 and bigger ones!
These were taken with a Pentax KX and 35mm F/2, HP5 and scanned wet prints.
I've been noticing how handy 35mm cameras are... and how handy fast film is too. Lastly, that maybe I do have some 'street shooter' blood in my veins after all, being primarily interested in ruins and such.
Here are a couple recent shots that are making me rethink. If this goes on too long, I may actually have to buy a 35mm rangefinder to complement the 645 and bigger ones!
These were taken with a Pentax KX and 35mm F/2, HP5 and scanned wet prints.
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35 RFs can be fun, Bryce... and expensive, because there are so many variations of available lenses and bodies, etc. I'm afraid I've been distracted too much recently with 35s and not giving due consideration to the bigger RFs. But a KX is cool! I have a K2 and an MX, so if you get an M2 then you'll have all the same letters/numbers too! And that would be a good start on 35 rangefinder fanaticism. 