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Old couple<div></div>
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Sunday morning<div></div>
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Hard weekend, not enough site...<div></div>
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Nikos, your comment to the photo was honest and accurate, and the response from the photographer, was the usual of her, with personal attacks to the members who don't praise the photo and consider her work as a great masterpiece. But also I think that a lot of people see the big chain of "wows" and then identify the photo as the usual "top page company product" ant then skips the image and don't give any feedback to the author (obviously, the ask for "critique", she did is not true, for sure).
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Nice one, Diego
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Great duo, Velvia 50 and the old Rolleis.<div></div>
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Stephansdom, Vienna<div></div>
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Bridge... and the photographer<div></div>
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This pic was taken the last month with my Rolleiflex 3.5F Planar and FP4+.<div></div>
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hot air balloons week<div></div>
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very cold day indeed...<div></div>
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Some pics from the Swiss Alps, taken last January<div></div>
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Just one try<div></div>
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Toledo, Spain
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I own a Voigtlander Vitrona with the 50/2.8 Lanthar lens. The results are those described by Roland: good performance at f8-11, and not stellar at the larger apertures. The lens prodeces a nice quality in the out of focus areas, also.
In my folders I've some photos taken with the Lanthar, here are the links: <a href=http://www.photo.net/photo/497053&size=lg>photo1</a>, <a href=http://www.photo.net/photo/1119796&size=lg>photo2</a>, <a href=http://www.photo.net/photo/1753439&size=lg>photo3</a>
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For handheld shots, TriX pushed 1-2 stops is a very good option (I use it a lot of times in that manner, developed in D76). With a 35 or 50 f2 lens you're going to be able to shot almost in any place.<div></div>
Madrid, Spain: Recommended Services for Development
in Black & White Practice
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<p>Another good lab for B&W processing<br>
http://www.daylightlab.com/quimico.html</p>
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<li>c/ Prudencio Álvaro, 41 - 28027 Madrid, España</li>
<li>91 367 01 91 - fax 91 377 52 06</li>
<li>lab@daylightlab.com</li>
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