Topic: Weekend August 24th-26th 2018

[KevinAllan]

Some expired 35mm Velvia 100F developed in the Tetenal E6 kit:


Blue blue windows behind the stars .. by Kevin Allan, on Flickr

[jojonas~]

lovely colors there KevinAllan

I got the scans from my roll through the zeiss netter 515 that was shot on ektachrome 100sw


LO borgen by jonas lundström, on Flickr


Morning light in old part of Stockholm by jonas lundström, on Flickr

it's fun but I wouldn't mind a sharper lens (actually had one but converted it to pinhole and gave away in a emulsive santa present exchange thing)

[MiguelCampano]

Very nice start! I really like them all.

I'm going to be the "Debbie Downer" and add a couple of B&W.


converge by Miguel Campano, on Flickr

This is from a roll of HP5+ that I shot at EI 400, but developed at 1600 since I lost track of which rolls I needed to push. Oh well.


No PArking by Miguel Campano, on Flickr

This was shot on Kentmere 100 with the Yashica Electro 35.

[Kai-san]

Love Kevin's shot, the lower broken pane looks like the silhouette of a cat.

Zeiss Ikon ZM / Zeiss Planar 50mm f2.0 / Rollei Retro 80S in Xtol

[Bryan]

I see another theme this weekend, Zeiss glass, here's some more.  Zeiss Ikon Super Ikonta 531/2 6x9 with an Opton Tessar 106mm f3.5 lens.  The film is Kodak T-Max 100 developed in Beer.

When I was getting ready to shoot this one the park ranger was very interested in my old camera.  He then shooed a bunch of tourists away so I could get the shot.
Heceta Head Lighthouse by Bryan Chernick, on Flickr

International Loadstar Truck by Bryan Chernick, on Flickr

Remember this from Animal House.
ΔΤΧ Deathmobile by Bryan Chernick, on Flickr

[Klaus]

Haven't been on here for a while, due to home-improvement works, travel and other things taking over.
Just managed to catch up with a roll of 120 FP4+ which has been sitting in the tank for a few months ... unfortunately I opened the tank briefly as I forgot it was in there, but not a total loss! Anyway, shots taken with a Kodak Brownie Cresta 3, just with the exposure given by the shutter. Developed in Rodinal 1+25 for 9 minutes. Couple of London views plus a reminder of the "beast from the east" snow weather we had here in spring. I was quite hopeful about the shot with the reflections but that was badly affected by the accidental fogging.

[Jeff Warden]

Continuing the Zeiss glass theme, these are from Wednesday. Hassy/80mm Planar/PanF

[Jeff Warden]

When I was getting ready to shoot this one the park ranger was very interested in my old camera.  He then shooed a bunch of tourists away so I could get the shot.

SWEET!!

[ManuelL]

Love Miguel's waves this week!

I don't have anything new at the moment. This pinhole was taken with the Zero Image 6x6 earlier this year in Denmark. Only got around to un-dusting it now.


2 Poles by Manuel Lion

[cs1]

Great weekend contributions! Kevin, I like the colours of your window shot. And Jonas' Nettar shots have a very nice dreamy quality. Manuel and Miguel, both of your water shots are fabulous.

I started using some of my colour stock two weeks ago. Here're two shots from an outing with my Zenza Bronica SQ-A shot on Kodak Portra 160. I'm beginning to like the subtle colours and the incredible latitude of the film.


Young spruce by C S


Untitled by C S

[Pete_R]

I see another theme this weekend, Zeiss glass,

I'll play.

25mm Distagon on the 139.


Aldeburgh.

[astrobeck]

Wow! you all have set the bar pretty high this weekend.

I'm going to take a pass, even though I have Zeiss glass...   

I'll just basque is all of your lovely photos!
Really nice ya'll!   

[Blaxton]

Here are some waterfront, warm-weather shots.  (How quickly will the great weather fade!) The first in São Martinho do Porto and the second in Lisboa.
Olympus OM1, 135mm and 50mm Zuiko lenses, Fomapan 100 (asa 200), RO9 1:100, semi-stand

São Martinho do Porto, Portugal by William Blackstone, on Flickr

Lisboa by William Blackstone, on Flickr

[jharr]

I think the only Zeiss glass in my entire collection is the rangefinder on the Polaroid 250 that Bryan gave me. But I do have some German glass. Here is a Color Skopar on my Voigtländer Vitomatic II shooting GAF Type II Class N expired c. 1968, exposed @ iso 25, dev'd in Parodinal 1:100 x 60 minutes.


Mushroom Constellation by James Harr, on Flickr