This was taken the Summer of 2015. But I can't remember if this was from the Rollei 6008 or the Yashicamat124G.
Self developed and scanned - all in house.
This was taken the Summer of 2015. But I can't remember if this was from the Rollei 6008 or the Yashicamat124G.
Self developed and scanned - all in house.
Shot last Summer in a remote area with the Holga 120 Panorama. I feel sorta fortunate to have one now - as production has ceased. None are made anymore.
Last August a friend let me borrow his Leica M6 - it was wonderful.
Taken at the Starbucks on State Street; it is one of my favorites. It was a grab shot while waiting in line for service.
I was so hoping she wouldn’t look up - and she didn’t.
It matches the frame of medium format film perfectly.
No crop - Kodak Portra 400.
One of my favorites from this last summer - shot on some expired Fuji RPH400, in the Rollei 6008i
Yellowstone National Park - Old Faithful Inn.
A wonderful place and magical where the facility has been updated to todays standards but visually kept to look original. Shot on Ilfords Delta 400 with a Rolliflex 6008i. Ilford's Delta is a wonderful film stock which has a resolution much crisper than their HP5.
Shot on a Rollei 6008i, mid Summer of 2015 with Ilford Delta 400 - early morning to capture the dramatic angle of the sun. Home developed and home scanned with a Nikon LS-8000.
There is a lot going on in this scene - and I'm happy with it's outcome.
This is one of the entrances of this Art Museum in Michigan. Shot with the Rollei 6008 in late Aug.
It’s been a tough Month since surgery. But things are getting better !
A month ago, the beginning of September, I went under the knife, AGAIN, to investigate / remove the re-growth of a Meningioma . Ugh.
As luck would have it - it wasn’t a Meningioma - but a regrowth of cells causing irritation to the optic nerve bundles. But - I’m still going thru the same recovery process - which is a bit of a pain.
This was an unpredictable roll -- some frames just didn't turn out well. The advantage of the hybrid / digital workflow offers powerful corrective actions in post. I have no idea how that was completed to satisfaction back in the day.
You were defined by those who completed your wet process edits.
Alligator Lake - High Uintas Utah
I always take too much gear -- this trip was no different.
The 35 year old Yashicamat124G still has some legs. Ilford HP5+ with no crop.
A friend who I've mention before, Will Wright, sent me a roll of Ilford XP2 to try explore. The option of being able to shoot BW with a C-41 process has some advantages - especially when traveling or being on the road without the traditional chemicals available.
Drop it in the mail - or find a local drugstore to process the roll - done.
This is a shot from my day job - FFKR Architects - where, as I've mentioned in other posts, I have some excellent subject matter and backgrounds, to photograph.
Here is one of the Firm's Principals, Rick Frerichs, head of the Health Care Studio, in his office.