Alberta & The Canadian Rockies
Aug 23, 2017 20:06:54 #
This is a image my wife JoAnn took in 1987... It was developed but unfortunately she did not have time to print.
This was shot with medium format Mamiya RB 67 using 120 film.
I've got tons of old her negatives to scan...So every now and then I'll post one of her works.
She would like that...
A few more of JoAnns images ...
This was shot with medium format Mamiya RB 67 using 120 film.
I've got tons of old her negatives to scan...So every now and then I'll post one of her works.
She would like that...
A few more of JoAnns images ...
Aug 23, 2017 20:14:27 #
A nice perspective of the Prince of Wales Hotel. I also like how she handled the white water esposures.
Aug 23, 2017 21:24:24 #
Aug 24, 2017 03:58:54 #
Three excellent Black and White photographs.
I particularly like the middle photograph with the building in it.
Seems to add mystery to the photograph.
Well taken and processed.
I particularly like the middle photograph with the building in it.
Seems to add mystery to the photograph.
Well taken and processed.
Aug 24, 2017 04:15:30 #
Leicaflex wrote:
Three excellent Black and White photographs.
I particularly like the middle photograph with the building in it.
Seems to add mystery to the photograph.
Well taken and processed.
I particularly like the middle photograph with the building in it.
Seems to add mystery to the photograph.
Well taken and processed.
Thanks Leicaflex
Ron
Aug 24, 2017 08:28:48 #
daythedog wrote:
This is a image my wife JoAnn took in 1987... It was developed but unfortunately she did not have time to print.
This was shot with medium format Mamiya RB 67 using 120 film.
I've got tons of old her negatives to scan...So every now and then I'll post one of her works.
She would like that...
A few more of JoAnns images ...
This was shot with medium format Mamiya RB 67 using 120 film.
I've got tons of old her negatives to scan...So every now and then I'll post one of her works.
She would like that...
A few more of JoAnns images ...
Excellent shots...Beautiful in B/W. You say the original negatives are 120 film, and you are scanning them. May I ask what kind of scanner are you using? I have almost thousands of 120 film negs and slides that I would love to scan.
Rich...
Aug 24, 2017 09:00:58 #
Aug 24, 2017 09:03:40 #
daythedog wrote:
This is a image my wife JoAnn took in 1987... It was developed but unfortunately she did not have time to print.
This was shot with medium format Mamiya RB 67 using 120 film.
I've got tons of old her negatives to scan...So every now and then I'll post one of her works.
She would like that...
A few more of JoAnns images ...
This was shot with medium format Mamiya RB 67 using 120 film.
I've got tons of old her negatives to scan...So every now and then I'll post one of her works.
She would like that...
A few more of JoAnns images ...
Fine black and white images.
Aug 24, 2017 17:39:10 #
Tikva
Loc: Waukesha, WI
She was quite the photographer. I especially like the one of looking at the house through the trees. The proportions on that are excellent. It is certainly worth framing. I'll bet you have a lot worth framing.
Aug 26, 2017 07:26:08 #
In Waterton Lakes National Park.
wbchinook wrote:
A nice perspective of the Prince of Wales Hotel. I also like how she handled the white water esposures.
Aug 28, 2017 11:46:36 #
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