kitaanat
kitaanat
I found a fishing boat go out for fishing that was interesting and decided to change my lens to 80mm immediately because the boat are too far from the beach. I've got the Schneider Retina Curtar Xenon 4/80mm for year but a few shot taken with this lens. This is another opportunity.
I use scale focus and DOF mark on the lens. (red dot)

I use scale focus and DOF mark on the lens. (red dot)

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mfunnell
Shaken, so blurred
That has a "timeless" look to it that I rather like. Well spotted, and well executed.
...Mike
...Mike
RichL
Well-known
Nice shot kitaanat. The 80 appears to be every bit as good as the normal lens. Not sure what it is about the reflection but my eye keeps shifting from the two men in the boat to their reflection in the water.
kitaanat
kitaanat
JPD
Retina and Rollei user
Very nice pictures, Kitaanat. I agree about the timelessness of the first picture. It could have been taken any time within the last 70 years. I like the straight backs on the men. Very Asian. 
The tele and wide lenses for Retina are very good indeed. Not simple to use, but fun when you like the Retina cameras and their technical history. And they, as we now know, deliver excellent results.
The tele and wide lenses for Retina are very good indeed. Not simple to use, but fun when you like the Retina cameras and their technical history. And they, as we now know, deliver excellent results.
kitaanat
kitaanat
Thanks JPD and everyone.
oftheherd
Veteran
I just spotted this thread. Nice photos, especially the first of the boat. I like it.
kitaanat
kitaanat
Thanks oftheherd, this was the first time I saw clearly that the fisher men need to stand like that when they go for fishing. I'm curious about other boat may be the same or only this place or just only this boat.
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