B&W Images here.....

[Analog6]

A couple of B&Ws - digital images converted in CS4

After doing the Landscape Workshop in NZ I realised I had been ignoring B&W for a long time, these are a couple of results of my experimentation.

 

[Cyril Jayant]

Thanks for the Welcome.

I did not mean to be as such, but I know Hasselblad community is unic and more advance in the spirit of Photography. I have more reasons to present myself in that way as an advance Amateur in this field. So I apolagise, and Big thank for your welcome in behalf of the Forum. Nice to get to know about you.

Regards
Cyril.

 

[Cyril Jayant]

Thanks for the Welcome.

Welcome here Cyril.

No fear, this is a friendly forum where users respect and help each other.

Questions?
Just ask!


Vic.

I did not mean to be as such, but I know Hasselblad community is unic and more advance in the spirit of Photography. I have more reasons to present myself in that way as an advance Amateur in this field. So I apolagise, and Big thank for your welcome in behalf of the Forum. Nice to get to know about you.

Regards
Cyril.

 

[Cyril Jayant]

Enjoy if you wish

These photos are Magnificient.
Well done!

 

[BlasR]

Thank you

 

[swissblad]

Analog 6 B&W trees

Those are wonderful images, I especially like the lower gnarled tree - spectacular in B&W.
Thanks for sharing, S.

 

[BlasR]

S. Boston

Panoramic. my older hd3-50.


BlasR

 

[nathantw666]

Patas Monkey - San Francisco Zoo

Saw this Patas monkey at the San Francisco Zoo. Everyone was shooting close-ups of it with their high power zooms and their digital cameras. All I had was a 553ELX and a 120mm lens attached. I shot ONE photo since it was the last frame in the roll of film...of course. When I went to put the 2x teleconverter and color film into the back the monkey was gone.

 

[Franchimontees]

Along with my 500 C/M and H4D-31, some of my older non Hasselblad cameras have been put into service once again.
Here are a few pictures from these test rolls.

1. Yashica-A (1959) - f:22 at 1/300 - Ilford HP5+ / LC29 1+29

http://www.servimg.com/image_preview.php?i=651&u=10024748

2. Rolleicord Va (1957) - f:5.6 at 1/125 - Ilford FP4+ / LC29 1+29

 

[simonpg]

I'm sure we can forgive a Hassy user posting an occasional non-Hassy image.

Your posting of the earlier vintage cameras' output reminds me that I have been remiss and not been out shooting with the 1600F, nor have I played enough with the Kodak 135mm lens.

Oh dear, Jurgen should be onto me about that!! Sorry my friend!

Every time I pick up even a late 500 series camera or a vintage camera I am reminded about what photography is about: WHAT'S IN THE FRAME!!

Electronic AF and auto-everything cameras distracted us enough and now digital imaging is adding the that. So, I find I really need to discipline myself when using any digi-cam.

Nice shooting!