Your favourite photo(s) you took with a TLR

Here's one of my favorites. Rollei 2.8E
 

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rolleiflex + kodak400vc

dawn at yosemite valley

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Two recent shots, using Portra 160NC and Tri-X, scanned with an Epson V750. I'm sure the frames are not to everybody's taste...





Cheers,
Torsten
 
@ Torsten: I like both your shots, specially the first in which I see a sign of actual times. And living int the country of the Vespa of course I appreciate the second shot as well!
robert
 
Thanks a lot, Robert. I've just returned from a week in beautiful Tuscany - of course with the Rollei! I haven't had time to scan the negs but I hope that at least some photos will reproduce the beauty of your country.
 
Robert, I really like Vespas; however they're quite expensive over here. A 2008 Granturismo at a nearby dealer is $4600 USD!

Maybe someday...

The one on the left, facing away from the camera - doesn't look like a Vespa. Is it possibly a Lambretta?
 
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it's funny how you can just 'smell' the city of berlin in a lot of photos (and I don't mean the bad smell, although we have that too...).


nephilim said:
Two recent shots, using Portra 160NC and Tri-X, scanned with an Epson V750. I'm sure the frames are not to everybody's taste...





Cheers,
Torsten
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Excuse the white borders, these were done a few years ago.

Yashica Mat 124G and Fuji Velvia 100F.
 
Darkhorse said:
Thanks Ted.
My wife likes the first shot so I included it. I too thought the highlight was a bit too blown out. I wanted to upload another photo but my wife didn't really like it. But that's OK.

Things did seem to turn out pretty well in general, but I find HC110 frustrating. With over-agitation highlights can be blown out and I've done it too much. What's worse is that it's tough to get a straight answer as to what the dev times for Tri-X is. The new formulation anyway.
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Hi Darkhorse,

I love #2 & 3. It is a pity (IMO) that #3 has such a narrow DOF. But, good work.

I too have just run a roll of Tri-X 400 120 through an Autocord and am not certain whether to develop in Rodinal (RO9) - decisions, decisions eh?

Al
 
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