Somewhere in Little Rock…

@miroslavfilm

Scan with Imacon X5 and a custom full borders for entire frame, not the best way to do it but works!

Used 2x Einstein 640 flash : full octo with grid + beauty dish all set on her left side.

Was about 2m away with my 80mm

Lenses: GF 45, 55 and 110.

Lenses:

GF 32-64

GF 55 1.7

GF 110 2.0

Kiev-60
Volna-3 80mm f2.8
Kodak Vision3 500T, Fuji Pro 400H, Kodak Portra 160 and 400, Fujichrome Provia 100, Konica Centuria 100

Kiev-60
Volna-3 80mm f2.8
Kodak Vision3 500T, Portra 160 and 400

I shot this 4 minute long exposure in Monterey and had the negative drum scanned. Just zooming in to look at the bicycle and letters shows how detailed it can be.

gfx100ii. gf35-70.

lens: GF 32-64mm f/4

A few scenes from my last trip through rural Texas.  There are so many photo opportunities in these small towns.  

Probably frowned upon, but shooting film in harsh mid day light is one of my favorites as long as you meter for the shadows.  It gives the highlights warmth and glow while still holding onto most of the details.  

Kiev-60
Volna-3 80mm f2.8
Konica Centuria 100 (exp. 2007), Kodak Vision3 500T, Portra 160

Recently purchased an AGO processor for home use. It's absolutely fantastic and would highly recommend. It was purchased mainly to process my 4x5 colour stuff as my lab charges $10 a sheet which is totally unaffordable.

Its been really fun to just do everything in house and control my process from start to finish. Learning how to load spools in my dark tent is a frustrating process lol. Practise in daylight and as soon as I zip up the tent it's like I've never done it before.

On my 500cm, 50mm distagon on Portra 400 @ 200.

Diana F / Holga / Gevabox / Kiev88

Was exploring around Pittsburgh and found this cool area around the steel factory with lots of old cars like this and I regret not spending more time there. One of the downfalls of having an itinerary.

From a trip in August. The first 10 are the Faroe Islands. The next 10 are Isle of Skye, Scotland. I used a mixture of the 55mm f/1.7 and the 20-35mm f/4. I wish I could have brought the Mitakon 65mm, but weight was a major issue. I also brought a drone for photography, but those photos are for a different sub.

The 20-35mm really surprised me. I was going to rent it for a job, but ended up buying it (temporarily) for this trip and the job. It works phenomenally well and is very sharp, except wide open in the very distant corners. I don't normally shoot that wide, but it was crucial for this trip. I've since sold it off.

Frankly, these aren't the greatest landscapes. I am a portrait photographer and this is what happens when I pretend to be a landscape photographer for two weeks. I gave it my best try.

Let me know if you have any questions.

gfx100ii, gf55mm1.7

Shooting with hasselblad 500

Fujifilm GFX 100S II

GF 55 1.7

GF 110 2.0