Your favourite photo(s) you took with a TLR

[raid]

I rarely scan MF negatives, but I have here three photos from one roll of film. I used Agfa 25 in a Rolleiflex 2.8D with the Planar lens.

[Allan Reade]

Originally Posted by rolleistef

Hu... Is that a Traction 11 or 15? Cannot identify it, might have been a US version?

Hi Stephane, it's a 15 in New Zealand.

Mablo, great Citroen photos.

Allan

[ThomasM]

Originally Posted by silent1.
I really Like the second photo, Thomas, do you remember what film you used for that?

Thanks. I used Fuji Velvia 50 (the old one).

[antistatic]

Fuji Super HR 100

Rolleiflex 2.8f

First day of winter

[kross]

rolleiflex 2.8f
fuji velvia 100

[popstar]

Inside an abandoned caboose in KC's West Bottoms...

Minolta Autocord

[david.elliott]

kross: lovely photo

[Krosya]

Kalloflex (by Kowa):

[mr. mohaupt]

I finally got my own scanner! Of what I have scanned so far I really enjoy this one. Thanks!



~mike

[bolas]

My fav as for now "Man versus factory", 1936 Rolleicord II + Triotar + Ilford XP2

[bawang]

Originally Posted by mr. mohaupt

I finally got my own scanner! Of what I have scanned so far I really enjoy this one. Thanks!

~mike

I still don't have a scanner, so I flatten the slide on the glass, close the lid and scan-away.

In the spirit of sharing, this is the first one I got and I love it

[Bighilt]

Great thread and pictures. Two of mine, both shot with a Rollei T on HP5. The picture of the vet was developed in a local version of D76 and the abandoned mine in Rodinal.

[ustedalen]

A lot of great pictures presented here.
A few from my street project, Metropolitan Europe. Photographed with a Rolleiflex 3.5F and Ilford HP5.







Jon

[chioque]

This is really my very first post . These are a few recent ones, may not be technically great but I love them. All taken using Rolleiflex 2.8f, the first two with TMax 400 and the last one TriX 400, all developed in HC-110.

[ustedalen]

The last picture is awesome!

[Vince Lupo]

Rollei 2.8E Planar, Ektachrome 100

[Dunk]

Took these twenty five years ago using a Minolta Autocord at an International E-Type Day:

Firstly, the very last E-type built by Jaguar in 1975 and now in Jaguar Works Collection. Another new E-type has since been assembled from spare parts but not by Jaguar.



At the same "International E-Type Day" at Ferry Meadows, Peterborough these were the final four contenders for the Concours d'Elegance:



Series III 2+2 f.h.c. V12, Series III V12 5.3 with factory hard top, Series I 3.8 Roadster, & Series I 3.8 f.h.c.


And this Series III V12 was the winner



But I think I'd prefer the 1962 Series I 3.8 Coupe.

Thanks for looking.

Cheers

dunk

[Gary E]

Here's one with my Yashica D Yashikor from Taiwan. (Astia 100F scanned low res from lab)

[chasfreeland]

Lakorn Chatri Dancer,

Bangkok, 2009
Rollei 3.5F Planar
Rollei Retro 400 film

[bawang]

Here's one I took at Dunewood Campground, Indiana Dunes

[Darkhorse]

RE: Dunk's post. I also took a few photos of cars with my Autocord and also felt they came out better when cropped with the traditional aspect ratio.

[JeffGreene]

Third Ektar test shot from recently acquired new/old Rolleiflex MX-EVS CLA'd by Krikor!

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[Robin P]

[Allan Reade]

Mamiya C3, 180mm lens.

Kodak BW400CN.

Allan

[historicist]

Rollei 2.8F