Christian Louis
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Cryer
Contax G1 with planar 35
Fuji Superia 200
Brussel's Cemetery
De la part de Clou (clou@clou.org)
Copyright 2000, Christian Louis |
Scott Kleeman
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Head In The Clouds
This photo
was taken with a Contax G1 with a 28 f2.8 Biogon lens on Kodak TMax 400
film and then croped and given a slight sepia tone with Photoshop 5.5.
Copyright: 2000, Scott M. Kleeman.
email: ssismk@solsys.com
web: http://www.solsys.com/photo
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Lad A. Strayer
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I live 35 mile from Ann Arbor Michigan where every year the
annual Hash Bash is held. This has been a tradition since 1972. The hash
bash was born not only as an excuse to smoke pot but as a way to protest
it’s criminalization. I knew that G-Whiz photo ops would be everywhere
at the hash bash. I was not disappointed. I did have a hard time editing
my images. I chose the couple image because I thought the composition a
the best artistic appeal. I was drawn to the nappy hair look.
I was shooting with my G2 and the 90mm lens at f8. I was shooting with
Fuji Superia 400.
Copyright 2000, Lad A. Strayer |
Robert W. Boyer
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Rachel loves band-aids
I only took about half a roll on the
weekend but here she goes.
G2 45/2 Planar
HP5 Plus developed in ID11
f4 @ 1/60s
Copyright 2000, Robert W. Boyer |
Robert W. Boyer
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Bathroom Light
If list members don't care for my arcane vision of mundane subject
matter please hold Bob Myers responsible for me subjecting you to this but
it is a reasonable demonstration of the Zeiss ability to hold detail in
the highlights and shadows in very contrasty light without flare along
with amazingly low distortion of straight lines.
28mm Biogon
G2 1/60 f8
HP5+ Developed in ID11 |
Glen Campbell
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April 2nd was Mother's Day ("Mothering Sunday")
in the UK. Taken at a local pub where we went to celebrate Mother's Day,
one of the kids was having difficulty getting along.
Contax G1, 35mm f2 Planar
f2.8 @1/30, handheld
Agfa CT Precisa 100
Copyright 2000, Glen Campbell |
Miguel de No
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As I was giving my Saturday morning walk with my
dog-friend Sega, I saw this brand new car, and the reflections on it
called my attention. It's a Peugeot 406 coupe, designed by Pininfarina.
G1, 45mm Planar, f5.6, Fuji Sensia 100, no tripod, Kodak Photo-CD scanned,
no Adobe retouch.
Copyright 2000, Miguel de No
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Don Lawrence
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Old Oak Tree
Contax G2 with 28mm
Fuji Supeia 400
Exposure unrecorded
A cloudy raining weekend. Made a short roadtrip to Brazos Bend State Park.
I took this shot while my daughter was climbing this old oak.
Copyright 2000, Don Lawrence |
Knut Skjærven
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Pride
Stage hand bringing in the white horse for the circus queen at a local
circus. Taken with G2, 28mm f.16 on Fuji Superia 400. Scanned on Epson
1200. Slightly cropped in MS Image Composer.
Copyright 2000, Knut Skjærven
knut@skjaerven.com |
Gilberto Colangelo
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I confess: I went skiing on that weekend,
and cared more about skiing than about taking photos. But I had the camera
with me. So on the way back I stopped in front of this monastery in
Engelberg, and took this shot with the 21mm at f/8 on Reala. |
Mark E. Davison
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Contax G2, Kodak Elite Chrome 100 Extra
Color, 35/2.0 Planar at f2 & 1/30 sec. Scanned on Nikon LS-2000.
I took this while out to dinner with the family. For me it captures the
odd mixture of elegance and chaos that you get when dining with children.
I love the saturated color that you get with this film and the Zeiss
lenses.
Image Copyright (c) 2000, Mark E. Davison. All rights
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Robert Myers
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He Contemplates
Camera: Contax G2 with 45mm and B&W polarizing filter
Film: Kodak Max400
Exposure: Not recorded
Location Clearwater Beach, Fl.
The weather was sunny and warm but high winds drove most people away from
the blowing sand. One brave soul had much to think about, I suspect.
Copyright 2000, Robert Myers. All rights reserved. |
Jonathan Prescott
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I came across my son and his friend
playing in the woods. They'd found a hole and almost disappeared in
the salal, and were pretty surprised to see me pop up!
G2, 45mm, TMY at EI800, Xtol 1:1, Ilford MGVI Warmtone developed in
Neutol WA
Copyright 2000, Jonathan Prescott. All rights reserved.
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Dave Wile
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Greenwich was grey. The daffodils
brightened the observatory hill. My Mothers' Day pub shots weren't as good
as Glen's, so I'm going with this ;>) Jet lagged, I'm unsure of the
exposure details. G1, 28mm f/11 (probably) at metered exposure on Fuji
Provia 100F. Braced on body with Leitz table-top legs and Linhof
double-ball head (weird, versatile device). Photoshop
"sharpened."
Copyright David S. Wile 4/00 |
G-Whiz #4
