noimmunity
scratch my niche
The old thread by Sirius on the West Coast Trail Vancouver Island, with great photos from Sirius and Sockeyed, suggests to me that we ought to have a show and tell about backpacking with RFs.
This is a thread for photos taken in the backcountry. Human-powered sports only, please!
I've done a lot of backpacking, but most of it before RF photography found me. I took the Bessa T and the ZM C Biogon 21/4.5 and ZM Planar 50/2 on a trip to Mt Xiangyang (3,602m) and Jiaming Lake a few months ago. The Bessa T is a great camera for backpacking: not expensive, it is lightweight for a film RF, has metering, shutter fires even when the batteries die, and takes M mount lenses!
Jiaming Lake before the storm
doorway to beyond
This is a thread for photos taken in the backcountry. Human-powered sports only, please!
I've done a lot of backpacking, but most of it before RF photography found me. I took the Bessa T and the ZM C Biogon 21/4.5 and ZM Planar 50/2 on a trip to Mt Xiangyang (3,602m) and Jiaming Lake a few months ago. The Bessa T is a great camera for backpacking: not expensive, it is lightweight for a film RF, has metering, shutter fires even when the batteries die, and takes M mount lenses!
Jiaming Lake before the storm
doorway to beyond
jack palmer
Well-known
I like both photo's and would love to see more.
Pherdinand
the snow must go on
not sure what exactly means backpacking in this case! I have a large backpack and NO plastic flying luggage. I always use backpack wherever i go, be it for work or holiday, be it be it Foz do Iguassu or just visiting my parents.
If i took a cheap heli tour above waterfalls but otherwise, i went there with a backpack, and i used a fujica gw690ii, does that count?
If i took a cheap heli tour above waterfalls but otherwise, i went there with a backpack, and i used a fujica gw690ii, does that count?