Analog or film photographer, huge enlarged prints, tons of detail, crazy good dynamic range in black and white or full colour. I mess around with film (analog) because it has a certain look that I really like, it also scans into huge files, way bigger than my pro digi body stuff can handle and when I really want large file I use one of my medium format analog (film) camera like the Rolleiflex or Mamiya RB76 for amazing colour and black and white prints. Below are some random photos shot in film, analog in either 135mm (35mm) or 6×6 and 6×7 medium format film and most are manual cameras meaning both exposure (shutter speed and aperture) and focus are all done by the shooter, me, fun, wow!
Took this last weekend, a close-up of a small waterfall at slow shutter speeds in film. Taken with a very old film camera, the Voigtlander Bessa medium format camera. Continue Reading →
Took this photo of my Leica M9 camera and lenses using a Rolleiflex medium format camera and Kodak Portra 400 film, both are awesome cameras!
Spent a few hours wandering downtown cow town with the Voigtalnder R3M film camera and some black and white film (Ilford HP5 400).
I met this guy in Victoria, BC. He is an artist and I bought 2 of his works, awesome works they are too!
A new addition, (thanks Bonnie for setting this up) a Rolleiflex TLR Planar f/2.8 80mm Medium Format Camera! Just waiting on a test roll I put through it to be developed ![]()
Taken with the Nikon 85mm f/1.4 @ f/2.8
I believe this 35mm Nikon FM camera came out in 1977, its a tank with all manual settings for shutter speed, aperture and of course manual focusing. I picked it up today with three lenses (attached is the 50mm f/2) a bunch of filters, two flashes, cases, MD-11 power winder (attached to camera in photo) and a 90 degree view finder, the DR-2 is seen in the foreground. Cant wait to load it up with some film…
An old Nikon FE film camera wearing the 50mm f/1.4 AIS lens and half case. The FE works with all of nikons lens including the non AI type and has a great light meter.
Oh how I love my Rollei! Photographed in film using a Mamiya RB67