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Look at Dianne Arbus's work. She used a TLR and has some very interesting work.
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All over the U.S. seems like alot, but if you have the time, go for it.
I live near Boston, MA. and visit Cape Cod alot. I know there are
some light houses out there. I would recomend doing this in the
spring and fall, as I know alot of beach places get crowded over
the summer.
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I like the auto on the M7 for when I need fast metering, like people shots. I put it on manual when I can take my time, or when I know the meter will be fooled exposure wise (like if something backlit).
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I use the Gossen luna pro digital F. it was about $200 and I'm very happy with it.
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I use one body, one lens simply because thats all I can afford. I like using the Leica with just a 35mm lens. 28mm seems a litle wide for what I do, maybe a 50mm some day, but I'm very happy with what I have now.
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I do the same. BW for the Leica, color for my old Nikon. I've only shot a roll or two of color with the Lieca, but I should shoot more.
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I use a Crown Graphic with a polaroid 545i back. The camera isn't too heavy, nor is the polaroid back. It folds up into a nice little box when not in use. Generally, it's pretty easy to use. The only thing that really slows you down is changing from the ground glass to polaroid back. As of lately though, I have been wiching for a camera with more movements (The crown grapic only has front tilt, you can drop the bed a little, and move the lens horizontally about 1/2 inch to either the left or right). I like to develop the film on the spot so I know everything looks alright. If you shoot type 55 at about 40 or 32 asa, you get a good negative. The print will look bad, but should give you enough info on whats infocus and the general compostition. Feel free to Email me if you have any more questions.
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If the camera is going to be on a tri-pod, and you nedd large prints, I think you should consider medium format. I use FP4 as my main film. I'm very happy with it. I've only gone up to 8x12, so I don't know what it looks like at 16x20. I think you'd be a little better off with Delta 100 because it is a Tgrain film and usually has finer grain, or Pan F because it is slower and less grainy.
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Looks good, nice shadow and highlight detail. You'll probably have even better luck with the HP5 as it's a little more forgiving with development and exposure.
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I first moved up to MF with my Bronica SQ-a. I really like it, and its great because you get a much better quality picture than 35mm, and you can still hand hold the camera. Recently I bought a Crown Graphic. It's fun to play around with, and I'd like to shoot more seriously with it. If I were to just have one, I'd say my medium format beacuse it's more versitile, but thats just my opinion.
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This happened to me once with a Sprint chemical bottle. I have cement floors, and the shock was pretty powerful.
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Unless your going to reply to my actual question, could we just stop this thread here?
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Souns like some good resolutions. I like the one good photo a month thing. James K- the vito B is a really cool camera. I was given one by a friend who no longer used his.
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Hope you all had a nice Christmas. Now that new years is around the
corner, what are your resolutions? Mine would be to get more
organized. Keep the darkroom neat, get my prints organized (I'm good
with negatives), get together my portfolio, that kind of stuff. I've
signed up for a color printing class, so I'd like to learn more of
that. I'm pretty happy with my black and white, so I guess just keep
shooting.
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I'm working on a self project with industrial ruins. My end goal is a self published book (from iPhoto or something), and an actual portfolio with about 20 prints.
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Your right, it is pears.
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Keith, that reminds me of a photo bt Sam Abell. Except his are lemons in a window, but it's something about the framing and colors that reminds me of his.
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Shots magazine http://www.afterimagegallery.com/shots.htm No articles, ads, or equipment talk. Just the pictures.
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I love taking pictures. I don't care for doing all the darkroom work, but I know it's all part of the process. I think if I were to give up the darkroom I'd really miss it.
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The edge marks look like those of a Hasselblads, which is a 6x6 medium format camera.
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I also use a Nikkormat EL. It's reasonably priced, and has a
good built in meter. It also has a very good 50/1.4. I have a frind
who uses one for Leice "style" shooting and has some amazing
photos.
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