ITT: wow me with some of your non-professional work 2

[razrblck]

That's all really cool stuff, looking forward to new experiment pictures!


EDIT: just got a roll scanned from last year, shooting under light rain. Bronica ETRS + 80mm f/2.8 EII on Superia 400.





Obligatory selfie to prove I own this camera!



I really like shooting in the rain, even though my body doesn't. There's something about the light, the smell and the sound of raindrops that is magical to me. It's also the perfect weather for a cup of hot chocolate (or hot tea) with some cookies!

I haven't been out much lately to shoot just for me for health related reasons, but I really can't wait to start again. Even if it takes a long time to develop and scan my rolls, I still feel like this is all worth it for the pleasure of shooting it and experiencing the moments.

[Chris Barrett]

diptych

[JoeKitchen]

diptych

That's very nice Chris.  I really like the complimentary nature of the images.  The why you got the flowers to reflect white and then black in each capture. 

[razrblck]

Really love that, it's my kind of minimalism!

How did you modify your Arca to accomodate 4x5 film?

[BobDavid]

It is what it is.

[Chris Barrett]

Really love that, it's my kind of minimalism!

How did you modify your Arca to accomodate 4x5 film?

Thanks!  I've got an old Arca 6x9 F-Line with a 4x5 conversion kit.  I can just slide the 4x5 format frame onto the Mf2 rear carrier and attach the bellows to the front standard.  Voila 4x5 Mf2!

[Chris Livsey]

P45+ HC 150mm f3.2

[sailronin]

The Gehry designed EMP museum in Seattle.

Hasselblad SWC on Fuji Acros in HC110H and scanned on Epson v500