Show your Contax G pictures.

Hi!

Thanks!
This image was taken in the base camp of Khan Tengri (7010m) and Pik Pobeda (7439m) in the Tien Shan, it shows a group ofg people about to fly out to civilization. A bit of background where this image was taken:
http://cargocollective.com/peter_s/Pik-Pobeda-East-6762m-Tien-Shan

One more, from Vancouver: Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Park.
G2, Biogon 21mm, Kodak Ektar; Hasselblad X1 scan. Sky and refelction balanced in pp.

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100% crop:

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(I love this lens so much, I got one again after 3 years on the Leica train without it).
 
Peter_S said:
Hi!


One more, from Vancouver: Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Park.
G2, Biogon 21mm, Kodak 100. Hasselblad X1 scan. Sky and refelction balanced in pp.


(I love this lens so much, I got one again after 3 years on the Leica train without it).
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Beautiful photo. The 21 looks like an amazing lens.
Which Kodak film?
 
Thanks! The 21mm is indeed amazing - reason alone to get a G.
That was Kodak Ektar, sorry - I added that to the post above too.
 
Peter_S said:
Thanks! The 21mm is indeed amazing - reason alone to get a G.
That was Kodak Ektar, sorry - I added that to the post above too.
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I'm half tempted to get a 21 but they're a little out of my reach :)
I only have the G2 and 35/2 because a friend sold me his at half price.



Bob's Truck par Daiku San, on ipernity
Contax G2
Carl Zeiss Planar T* 35/2
Agfa APX 100​
 
Here's one with the 90. Every now and then I force myself to go out and shoot a whole day with just the tele. It really helps me reset from my ingrained 35mm FOV previsualization.

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Ground Zero Blues Club - Clarksdale Mississippi. This 15 year old (name in my notes) actually is the rhythm guitar player for a mid level blues band but sits in on keyboards for other bands.

Shot with either a G1 or G2 with either at 45mm or 35mm Planar.

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