lorenzo.ferrarini
Member


But I haven't shot very much with my Rolleiflex 2.8GX.
About wide-open, Tri-X 400.
Atavistic
Member
Wayno
Well-known
A recent favourite:
Rolleiflex 2.8E using an ND filter that was very generously sent to me by monochromejrnl last year - thanks Ken!

Rolleiflex 2.8E using an ND filter that was very generously sent to me by monochromejrnl last year - thanks Ken!
Mezzotint
Newbie
My Favourite Night Foto
My Favourite Night Foto
Tan Kim Seng Fountain, Singapore
Seagull TLR / f/16 / Exposure time: 3 mins 30 seconds
Tan Kim Seng Fountain was not built by Mr Tan Kim Seng, the Malacca-born philanthropist, and one of the wealthiest merchants in Singapore at his time. Instead, this beautiful Victorian-style fountain was built by the Singapore Town Council in recognition of a generous donation which Mr Tan made for the installation of the first waterworks in Singapore. The donation of S$13,000 was a princely sum at the time, 1857.
The Tan Kim Seng Fountain was unveiled in 1882. Its original location was at Fullerton Square, but it was moved to Battery Road in 1905, before settling down right here, at Esplanade Park, in 1925, where it stays to this day.
My Favourite Night Foto

Tan Kim Seng Fountain, Singapore
Seagull TLR / f/16 / Exposure time: 3 mins 30 seconds
Tan Kim Seng Fountain was not built by Mr Tan Kim Seng, the Malacca-born philanthropist, and one of the wealthiest merchants in Singapore at his time. Instead, this beautiful Victorian-style fountain was built by the Singapore Town Council in recognition of a generous donation which Mr Tan made for the installation of the first waterworks in Singapore. The donation of S$13,000 was a princely sum at the time, 1857.
The Tan Kim Seng Fountain was unveiled in 1882. Its original location was at Fullerton Square, but it was moved to Battery Road in 1905, before settling down right here, at Esplanade Park, in 1925, where it stays to this day.
Srono
Established
chioque
Member
buzzkill58
Always learning...
My grandniece playing peek-a-boo. Shot with my 124G on Fuji 160C.

chioque
Member
Allan Reade
Established
Chioque, that second shot is really nice.
Merelyok
Well-known
Some of my more recent shots with a mix of Rolleiflex 2.8F and Mamiya C330F, all shot on Tri-X.
Rolleiflex 2.8F
C330f:
Cheers!
Rolleiflex 2.8F


C330f:


Cheers!
chioque
Member
Chioque, that second shot is really nice.
Thanks Allan. From left is my daughter, wife and my niece, taken last Friday (it was a public holiday here).
BSchall
Established
From my 'Forgotten Souls' series - Rolleiflex MX, Acros, Rodinal 1+100
For the rest of the series, check out the two photobucket album links.
http://s42.photobucket.com/albums/e310/r-brian/Forgotten Souls/
http://s42.photobucket.com/albums/e310/r-brian/Forgotten Souls 2/?start=all
Thanks, Brian



For the rest of the series, check out the two photobucket album links.
http://s42.photobucket.com/albums/e310/r-brian/Forgotten Souls/
http://s42.photobucket.com/albums/e310/r-brian/Forgotten Souls 2/?start=all
Thanks, Brian
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kzphoto
Well-known
From a series of dilapidated train tunnels in the Santa Cruz: Mountains:
Rollei 3.5F, Agfa APX 400 Push to 800, in Rodinal (this was my formula for a few years.)

Rollei 3.5F, Agfa APX 400 Push to 800, in Rodinal (this was my formula for a few years.)
mr_loonglaai
Member
Minolta Autocord | Ektar 100
East Coast, Malaysia
East Coast, Malaysia

chioque
Member
Wuddy
Member
Hello,
I'm really enjoying the Rolleiflex experience and am often quite surprised with the results.
It is another different type of photography than the Leica M2 gives me which I got this time last year.
A different way of seeing and approaching things too.
One big difference is the amount of information in the 6x6 negative in tonality and detail.
Also you get a lot more attention from people but in a very positive way.
The other day I was walking in the park with my Rolleiflex with Rolleinar close up lens with green filter attached
and tripod over my shoulder which I would consider a rare enough sight when I passed a man with a Leica M Mot
around his neck! We greeted each other joyfully
Best regards
Michael
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www.balimero.com
I'm really enjoying the Rolleiflex experience and am often quite surprised with the results.
It is another different type of photography than the Leica M2 gives me which I got this time last year.
A different way of seeing and approaching things too.
One big difference is the amount of information in the 6x6 negative in tonality and detail.
Also you get a lot more attention from people but in a very positive way.
The other day I was walking in the park with my Rolleiflex with Rolleinar close up lens with green filter attached
and tripod over my shoulder which I would consider a rare enough sight when I passed a man with a Leica M Mot
around his neck! We greeted each other joyfully
Best regards
Michael
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www.balimero.com
T
Todd.Hanz
Guest
Rolleiflex 2.8
Acros
Todd
Acros

Todd
Mr_Flibble
In Tabulas Argenteas Refero
I've not shot a lot of pictures using TLRs so far, next roll of 120 is going through a Rolleiflex Standard,
In the meantime hear is a shot taken with my Rolleicord Ia;
My sister's pooch; Zap
In the meantime hear is a shot taken with my Rolleicord Ia;

My sister's pooch; Zap
monkeypainter
Established
Wayno
Well-known
Lovely shots monkeypainter. I reckon you've got the hang of that Rollei...
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