Your favourite photo(s) you took with a TLR

[TLRgraphy]

2.8c xenotar

As postet in earlier, i first was a little concerned about the quality of the xenotar because the coating has some speckles all over. Turns out that it gives a little more flare than usual, but the overall quality is just what a dreamt of. i must say, i think i fell in love. Right now, my 500CM, although i love it for special situations, feels like a huge chunky brick compared to this sweet little thing.

cheers
seb

awesome bnw tones

 

[claudiomont]

Rolleiflex 3.5F

img087.tif by claudiomont, on Flickr[/IMG]

 

[jwicaksana]

Pak Hartono by jwicaksana, on Flickr

 

[Keith]

Taken with a little Voigtlander Brilliant from 1933 ... scale focus and uses a magnifier instead of a screen.

 

[Allan Reade]

Great image, Keith. Mysterious.

 

[Mlehrman]

Very, very interesting photo. It is an eerie and delightfully ambiguous image.

 

[Dave R.]

One from the Yashica-Mat, Ektar 100


Dawn by DL Rohrer, on Flickr

 

[Bobfrance]

Just got a Rolleinar 1 for my Rolleiflex 3.5F 🙂


Untitled by Bobfrance, on Flickr

 

[hausen]

Been in love with slides lately. Rolleiflex 3.5f

Matterhorn, CH by BigHausen, on Flickr

 

[OwenStegemann]

Yashicamat 124g

Lagunitas, California. by OwenErnst, on Flickr

 

[Mlehrman]

Governors Island with a Yashica Mat 124G and Tri-X (Yes, I know - non-square. Is that legal?)

 

[peter_n]

Lovely picture with great composition.

 

[Mlehrman]

Thanks, Peter. I've really got to send this camera for a CLA. I'm getting weird bands in the sky, ruining bunches of frames.

 

[hausen]

This is the view from my Wife's bed room at her childhood home. Rolleiflex 3.5F

Goldach to Bodensee by BigHausen, on Flickr

 

[jcrutcher]

Currently this is my favorite. A mesquite tree in a dry wash, desert of Phoenix Arizona. Rolleiflex GX, Ilford FP4 Nikon scan.

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[Pikapig]

I had the chance to visit the backstage of a diminishing trade in singapore...the Chinese Opera

For more, can refer to my blog for the write ups

http://camerani.blogspot.sg/2012/09/documenting-chinese-opera-part-ii_10.html

 

[graywolf]

Governors Island with a Yashica Mat 124G and Tri-X (Yes, I know - non-square. Is that legal?)

Sure! The value of the square negative is that you can crop it horizontal or vertical or leave it square as you feel gives you the best picture. In the old days we cropped every photo as needed; unless, of course, you were having the photos printed at the drug store. Even then some of us would take scissors to the prints.

It was the university professors teaching some kind of fake purist artistic crap with 35mm that started the no cropping BS back in the 1970's. One of the ads I remember from the old days was a Speed Graphic ad labeled, "One good negative, seven great photos", that showed the negative and seven crops from it that gave entirely different pictures of firefighters at a fire. Cropping is one of our most powerful tools, don't throw it away.

 

[Cindy Flood]

Kodak 400 TX, Rolleiflex 2.8f Planar
Wisconsin Street Rods

 

[Rogier]

USS Hornet


2012-09-1503 by Rogier Diver, on Flickr

 

[Koolzakukumba]

Rollei 2.8F

Rollei 2.8F

I reckon the 2.8F is the greatest camera ever made taking such things as size, weight, performance, reliability and versatility into account.

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