bacsa

I guess it needs no additional explanation. Thanks for looking and

commenting.

thanks.

Hi Bruce

 

Thanks.

Panoramic folder: I made a mask from black paper to cover half of the 6x6 window in an agfa folder. The upper half, let's say. I ran a roll of 120-film through it, wound it back, turned the mask upside down and started to shoot with the same film again. I also used a soft tip pen to mark the centre of the viewfinder.

Of course it's a low-end approach; but it would have been funny to see the result.

 

However, just before i finished the roll (second time), some broke into the house and stole the camera+film in it, together with some other stuff.

 

I did not try the thing since then. But i did not give it up yet.

 

There;s a guy on rangefinderforum who once posted some results of a 35mm-film ran through a folder as a poor man's xpan :) the results were quite funny, good looking. But it's difficult with the winding.

 

Good luck.

OK, sorry about the title, but I had to make up something. ANyway. I

would like to know what you think if this shot. Thanks in advance.

ok, i see that photo.net became rather useless. Pity.

Please view it as "LARGE".

 

Experiment on portraiture with low-end gear/technique and a high-end

face, combined with autoportrait. Please ignore exposition and

resolution issues. Your comment would be highly appreciated.

your critique is most welcome.

thx for your critique!

why is it impoarant if it is overexposed or not. Who cares about overexposure in such cases? What details do you miss in the burned out highlights? This image is not chosen as POV because it's technically perfect.

great, i like the triplet.

It is, what it looks to be. Zour comments are most welcome. Thanks.

abstract, needs no comment from my part. But yours is more than

welcome. Thanks for the click!

szia vero,

 

vegre volt idom belekukkintani a del-afrikai gyujtemenyedbe

 

very nice collction of people's souls;)

szinesbe' jobbvout...nem?

bogeschdorf/bagaciu/szaszbogacs, sunset next to the church. Comments

welcome.

bonnesdorf/boian/alsobajom, the houses are in very bad shape but

still lots of kids around.

 

Best viewed in 'LARGE'. COmments are welcome!

bonnesdorf/boian/alsobajom, the kids are glad when the gates open

up - they can run around between the old walls and 'check things

out'. And show off a bit to the visitors. Comments welcome!

Thanks.

 

The meaning you can figure out if you look at the rest of the photos in this folder and in the kirchburg (colour shots) folder. I deliberately did not say anything more here.

the idea reminds me the end of the "gangs of new york" movie.

bonnesdorf/boian/alsobajom. Critiques are most welcome. Thanks for

looking.

cool:) 'good shit', veronika

holzmengen/hosman/holcmany, the old mechanical pump that operated

the organ, unused today. The organ itself is in pieces. Comments are

welcome.

the shallow dof fits well the warm orange and brown tones, a very good image imo. I prefer this one from the series.

very interesting, abstract view on the building. I like it alot.

heh - scary story. I like the toning.