Topic: Weekend - 19th to 21st, 2021

[Bryan]

This is my submission for International Brownie Camera Days 2021.  Kodak Brownie Hawkeye Flash with the lens flipped and a No. 13 Kodak close-up attachment.  The film is Ilford HP5+ developed in Beer.

http://www.brownie-camera.com/brownie-camera-day/

Rachael Closeup by Bryan Chernick, on Flickr

[02Pilot]

[Jeff Warden]

This is my submission for International Brownie Camera Days 2021. 

This is the first I've heard of International Brownie Camera Days Bryan, thanks. I've been playing with my Brownies too, and the closeups are hard. I like yours!

My Autographic folder has a shutter that's reliable only at 1/25th second so my shots are almost all f64 and a little blurry from my shaky hands. But it's fun. :-) 

[Kai-san]

Finally, the ice and snow has gone so I can get out shooting again. Have a couple of new toys to test. 

Nikon F4 / AF Micro Nikkor 105mm 1:2.8 / Fomapan 400 in Adox FX39 II

[Bryan]

This is my submission for International Brownie Camera Days 2021. 

This is the first I've heard of International Brownie Camera Days Bryan, thanks. I've been playing with my Brownies too, and the closeups are hard. I like yours!

My Autographic folder has a shutter that's reliable only at 1/25th second so my shots are almost all f64 and a little blurry from my shaky hands. But it's fun. :-) 

Thanks Jeff.  That shot looks great for handheld at that speed, you must have a steady hand.  Before I loaded the film I checked the focus range with the flipped lens and closeup attachment using a ground glass.  I found I can't be much closer than 2 feet which is about what I shot that portrait of Rachael at.

[irv_b]

I dug these out from when we used to be able to roam carefree in 2018. OM1 and FP4

[kentish cob]

Always a pleasure to be amongst such rarefied company.

There's dog people and there's cat people. So just to balance Bryan's shot of Rachael - this is Millie.
Proving co-existence is entirely possible.

Nikon F4 - JCH streetpan 400 - RO9.

[grit]

At the edge of the Pacific Ocean with a 4x5 and some FP-100C. Now down to my last 5 packs.