dovevadar
DoveVadar
You are too kind Andy!
Here are some pictures of my other half taken on a Hassy of course
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Todd.Hanz
Guest
Dovevader, like the pics of your "other half", is that second one (the bluish one) a straight scan or did you add the blue hue? I shoot Fuji 64T sometimes and get similar results, gorgeous rendering on that one and the 4th one with 160 VC.
DN, love the string ball...great textures.
Todd
DN, love the string ball...great textures.
Todd
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Renzsu
Well-known
Todd, I had no idea what you were talking about until I figured you were probably talking about dovevadar?
Good questions though, I'd love to know a bit more about how they were done
double negative, that's sharp as a razor man, impressed!
Good questions though, I'd love to know a bit more about how they were done
double negative, that's sharp as a razor man, impressed!
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Todd.Hanz
Guest
oops! I fixed it, sorry bro.
Todd
Todd
smiling gecko
pure dumb luck, my friend
adrianzg
Established
SEVERE light leak when i opened the back by mistake.
sienarot
Well-known
monochromejrnl
Well-known
some recent stuff from the SWC on APX100 @iso200
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Todd.Hanz
Guest
nice light in those two monochromejrnl
Pan F+
FG7
Pan F+
FG7
venchka
Veteran
Todd,
You're killing me. Where is that? I promise not to immitate your composition.
You're killing me. Where is that? I promise not to immitate your composition.
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Todd.Hanz
Guest
No problem Wayne, it's in Texas City near the Dike (or what used to be the Dike). There's a few derilict buildings like this down there.
Todd
venchka
Veteran
Thanks Todd!
Chriscrawfordphoto
Real Men Shoot Film.
I have to say I really really like this one. The narrow depth of field that moves the eye to the sharp plant gives a dreamy feel.
sienarot
Well-known
Thanks Chris!
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Todd.Hanz
Guest
Kewl shots, the 50/4 is a great lens! here's a couple with some "expired", black and gooey, icky and sticky, rusty and crusty Rodinal (same dev. times as yours)...same lens, same film!
Todd
dovevadar
DoveVadar
Hi Todd! Thanks for your kind words. Indeed I used a T64 film for the 2nd picture. It was under the shade and I notice tungsten film turns extremely blue when under-exposed even slightly.
heres another Hassy taken with T64 late in the night:
Btw, your portraits are excellent!
J. Borger
Well-known
@Todd and Double Negative.
Beautiful pictures!
Realy like that Tri-x/ Rodinal look.
Which agitation routines did you both use??
Thanks in advance!
Beautiful pictures!
Realy like that Tri-x/ Rodinal look.
Which agitation routines did you both use??
Thanks in advance!
mike.TTL
Member
Hey all! New Hasselblad user/RFF lurker here. I recently managed to find a 500c/m with an 80mm T* lens that I could afford, so I've been shooting everything I can, enjoying the awesome image quality that comes out of this camera! I'll be returning to this thread often for inspiration from your awesome shots, and hopefully to post some more shots of mine!
Here is a shot from one of my first rolls: a Ford Mustang for sale on my street. I love black and white in this camera, I'm now shooting a roll of Ektar to see how it handles color. I love, love, love this lens!
Its good to be a member of the Hassy Posse!
Here is a shot from one of my first rolls: a Ford Mustang for sale on my street. I love black and white in this camera, I'm now shooting a roll of Ektar to see how it handles color. I love, love, love this lens!
Its good to be a member of the Hassy Posse!
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Todd.Hanz
Guest
thanks for the comments.
I agitate continously for the first minute and then 10 seconds every minute after.
Congrats on the 'blad Mike, nice stang. Post the Ektar shots when you get them back.
Keep 'em coming.
Todd
I agitate continously for the first minute and then 10 seconds every minute after.
Congrats on the 'blad Mike, nice stang. Post the Ektar shots when you get them back.
Keep 'em coming.
Todd
Renzsu
Well-known
mike.TTL, welcome! nice car shot, I got a pack of Ektar in the fridge so I'm very curious to see how you got on with that film!