Film Camera Week for October 9

Leica II. Staeble Lineogon-L 35

Canon IIb. Orion 15 (28 mm)

Some from a Pentax Super A with a 35-70mm SMC Pentax-A f/4 lens. The film was Arista EDU Ultra 100 developed in PMK Pyro.

 

Nocturnal

 

 

The Painter

 

 

A Wyeth Kind of Day

 

 

The Creature

 

 

Sue Kense

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

More recent scans, Praktica LTL with the 50mm Carl Zeiss Jena Pancolar lens + Ferrania P30 film

I looked back to check whether I'd posted these and don't believe I did, but apologies for any repeats.

 

 

 

Great set of car and truck photos, Ricochetrider. I remember that model of Monte Carlo. In my area most of them were sold with the basic 305 V8 two barrel. Most of the 350 V8 engines went to Cameros, Corvettes, and full size cars and pickups.

Olympus Mju panorama Kodak Tri-X 400

Olympus Mju panorama Kodak Tri-X 400

Olympus Mju panorama Kodak Tri-X 400

Exercising my Retina II, same model as the first serious camera I ever used, back in 1962. FP4+ bulk-loaded.

 

A group of youths, video recording for some event, Buceo park in Montevideo.

 

 

Old bus converted to not-so-temporary home.

 

 

Cars coming up from a Rambla exit, Montevideo..

 

Great set of car and truck photos, Ricochetrider. I remember that model of Monte Carlo. In my area most of them were sold with the basic 305 V8 two barrel. Most of the 350 V8 engines went to Cameros, Corvettes, and full size cars and pickups.

 

Thanks, Mike! A buddy of mine had one of these Monte Carlos, with what I think was the 350 in it. I was working 2nd shift at a local hospital then, and me + a handful of buddies would get together after work to go cruising etc. I recall that car being a bit of a hoot. This one lives nearby my home and I really admire its satin black paint job. Many of the "Film Ferrania" folks don't like it when their fave film gets overly contrasty, but I happen to like that particular quality in this film stock. These deep blacks are just crazy, and this car is the perfect subject to show that off. OTOH, I've drawn a few compliments from that crew on the shot of the old rusting Ford truck for its tonal range.

Marine Combat Graphic 4x5 camera - Plus-X film pack

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River Basin Surveys, Missouri Basin Project, Smithsonian Institution

Nice photo. Interesting too. Do you mind if I ask what part you played in this activity?

Great set of car and truck photos, Ricochetrider. I remember that model of Monte Carlo. In my area most of them were sold with the basic 305 V8 two barrel. Most of the 350 V8 engines went to Cameros, Corvettes, and full size cars and pickups.

That's a 1977 model. The last year before GM down-sized and squared-off their whole line. Major changes in '78, esthetics wise.

Yes, unfortunately with the downsize GM saddled Chevrolet with the inadequate Turbo Hydromatic 200, which couldn't handle the torque of a 350 or even a 305. However, Buick with its subcompact Skyhawk still got a Turbo Hydromatic 350 to go with its 3.8 V6.

Back on topic now- great photos everyone and a great start to our weekly thread. Looking forward to seeing more.

Nikon FG, 24mm f/2, Ilford PAN-F.

 

Downtown Newark, NJ.

 

 

Nikon FG, 50mm f/1.2, Ilford PAN-F.

 

Point Pleasant, NJ.

The "What Camera are you Using This Weekend?" thread reminded me that I might have a few archived images from my Celtic 28mm f 2.8.

looking across street, Minolta SRT 101

fuel stop in Ridgeland, same gear, Plus-x

while not a macro, the 28mm Celtic can still get pretty close, SRT 101, Plus-x

not much traffic, same gear and film

A few from North Saanich with the KX & Kentmere 100, M35/2.8, dev. in pyro HD.

 

CHURCH OF OUR LADY 1.

CHURCH OF OUR LADY 2.

WATER WORLD.

DRY DOCK 1.

DRY DOCK 2.

Pentax Super Program, 50mm f1.7 SMC, TriX, Diafine. Found roll from my spouse's camera. Looks like it was Xmas time.

 

 

This one is yesterday at the Kakaako Farmers Market. Fed-2 / Jupiter-8, UFX 100, Pyrocat HDC & V600 scan. Aloha, Bill

Now that's one way to recycle (upcycle?).

 

A while back I bought a lens at auction and the guy shipped it to me in a paperboard orange juice carton. He had rinsed it out first, but it still reeked of oranges, and so did the lens. :eek:

I would not want to "sniff test" any of those cans !

Thought I'd share a few macro shots from last week, all taken with a Nikon f3 and the 55/3.5 Micro-Nikkor.