the SZ bulletin board

[lowrey]

turned out nice. reminded me that I probably haven't posted any film shots, so heres a few:











120 film, Mamiya 645

[endersgame]

lowery, you should check out the fuji 645zi if you like that format. it's much portable than the mamiya 645. this is however an auto point-and shoot.

it will imprint the date, shutter, and aperture settings on the rebate edge.

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lowrey i love that first photo, nice job.

[lowrey]

lowery, you should check out the fuji 645zi if you like that format. it's much portable than the mamiya 645. this is however an auto point-and shoot.

if I want portable I just use digital ;)

[endersgame]

ugh, you're making me cringe..

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[BBYY]

Nice Lowrey & snafu.

Snaf, what camera ?

[mortalveneer]

reflection

[todestrieb]

Lots of Derelict here. What gives?

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awesome, mortalveneer.

and on a somewhat similar composition...earlier tonight, inspired by the synopsis for Catherine Breillat's Breve traversee (a DVD box i keep re-reading at the video store but never get around to renting):

[interest1]

This thread is inspiring me to post again...


'Superman'. Took this in Yangon, Myanmar (Burma)

[genevieveryoko]

now I feel inspired to post here too...
from when I was in New York:

[SuperTurboTaco]

Let`s keep that inspiration flowing

polaroid emulsion transfers on glass


Crown Graphic/Fuji FP-100c


Polaroid 680/600

[mortalveneer]

loving all this activity on this thread...diverse, yet consistently quality, selection of photos...

continuing on the theme of reflection (kudos FtB on the closeup...I need a better camera, steadier hands, or both before attempting similar), one from this afternoon's post-lunch country meander:





and a few from a different angle (wished I'd lined up the center of the metal post with the space between the B & O, but in my defense I was on a country highway bridge with traffic coming):

[endersgame]

cyanotype contact from cross-processed scala printed in sunlight..

scala used be a superb positive b+w film that requires special processing, but you can process it yourself like a negative.



same picture scanned as a negative.