Rangefinder M-P
Rangefinder M-P
Battle . . . .
We were chasing a North Vietnamese force that had been attacking our base for three days. They tried to ambush us.
Mike
We were chasing a North Vietnamese force that had been attacking our base for three days. They tried to ambush us.
Mike
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p.giannakis
Pan Giannakis
So powerful images
jbielikowski
Jan Bielikowski
More than 50 years later Trix is still the best choise for Vietnam (not even trying to compare my tourist pictures to Mike's serious stuff)
Konica Genba Kantoku 35, Northern Vietnam (Bắc Hà district).
Konica Genba Kantoku 35, Northern Vietnam (Bắc Hà district).
mnutzer
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Leica IIIa syn - M39 Nikkor PC 2.5-105mm ltm - Kodak Tri-X - Kodak D76 1+1 - Nikon Coolscan 9000 -
Lake Constance - Bregenz - Austria - May 2015.
Lake Constance - Bregenz - Austria - May 2015.
mnutzer
no title
Leica IIIa syn - M39 Nikkor PC 2.5-105mm ltm - Kodak Tri-X - Kodak D76 1+1 - Nikon Coolscan 9000 -
Lake Constance - Bregenz - Austria - May 2015.
Lake Constance - Bregenz - Austria - May 2015.
jbielikowski
Jan Bielikowski
Konica Genba Kantoku 35, Northern Vietnam (Bắc Hà district).
p.giannakis
Pan Giannakis
Very nice work!
jbielikowski
Jan Bielikowski
hey Pan, thank you! I have a lot of pictures from a recent trip to Vietnam and I think this thread is a perfect place to spam a bit.
(gonna find place for some Ektachromes later).
Out to Lunch
Menteur
This mix of photos -under the TriX heading - from a war with an American grunt dragging the body of a Vietnamese soldier through a ditch, followed by some tourist snaps is off.
jbielikowski
Jan Bielikowski
Maybe, but that's exactly how internet looks like- a constant flow of pictures linked in many, sometimes most unfortunate, ways.
Also putting aside great beauty of the country, life in Vietnam (and many asian countries) is simpler yet hard, almost brutal in comparision to what we have in the "west".
And both mine and Mikes pictures are part of this truth.
Konica Genba Kantoku 35, sunday market in Bắc Hà.
Out to Lunch
Menteur
You spent a month in Vietnam as a tourist and captured 'the truth' of a society? Mike went to Vietnam as a soldier tasked to document a war. An entirely different scenario.
Cheers, OtL
jbielikowski
Jan Bielikowski
Certainly I wasn't there 50 years ago, and I'm happy for that. And I wasn't talking about "The Truth of a society" as I discovered something, I called my pictures tourist snaps in the first place.
But is the juxtapositon "off"? No, I believe that by contrast you get the broader picture. It may be disturbing, but thats "the truth", or better call it reality.
Rangefinder M-P
Rangefinder M-P
During the quiet times in South Vietnam, I used to volunteered at Madame Vu Thi Ngai's orphanage at An Lac. I took this photo of a couple of young fellows having a good time hamming it up for the camera:
I had posted this photo over on a Leica forum and, not too long after that, I was contacted by a young lady who thought that was her dad on your right. Now, the above photo was taken with Tri-X but the young lady sent this photo that was not taken with said film:
Over 50 years have passed but, even with my sorry eyes, you can see it's the same person. The young lady said my photo was her dad's only photo of his childhood. I sent the all of the photos I took at that orphanage. Isn't life interesting?
Mike
PS: I apologize to the moderators for violating the theme of this thread. I thought the viewers might like to see this.
I had posted this photo over on a Leica forum and, not too long after that, I was contacted by a young lady who thought that was her dad on your right. Now, the above photo was taken with Tri-X but the young lady sent this photo that was not taken with said film:
Over 50 years have passed but, even with my sorry eyes, you can see it's the same person. The young lady said my photo was her dad's only photo of his childhood. I sent the all of the photos I took at that orphanage. Isn't life interesting?
Mike
PS: I apologize to the moderators for violating the theme of this thread. I thought the viewers might like to see this.
Bingley
Mentor
Leica M3, Voigtlander Heliar 75mm f2.5, yellow filter, Tri-X exposed at iso 250, developed at iso 400:
A bluff walk by Steve Macfarlane, on Flickr
Cowell Ranch by Steve Macfarlane, on Flickr
A bluff walk by Steve Macfarlane, on Flickr
Cowell Ranch by Steve Macfarlane, on Flickrbrusby
Well-known
Scan of a contact sheet. Sister of my girlfriend, all natural light (mostly backlight from setting sun) at an old farmhouse.. Hasselblad 500c, 80mm planar, tri-x at 400.
H. West - plantation - from scan of Hasselblad contact sheet by Brusby, on Flickr
H. West - plantation - from scan of Hasselblad contact sheet by Brusby, on Flickrbrusby
Well-known
Sister of young lady above and first long term girlfriend. Natural light at local park. 35mm tri-x, Canon Ftb camera.
Revisiting old film negatives by Brusby, on Flickr
Revisiting old film negatives by Brusby, on Flickr
dickgillberg
Member
Tri-X with HC-110, new M6 with new Summilux 35
yossi
Well-known
Just feel like dancing 😁
Expired ARISTA Premium 400 (supposedly same as 400TX) in D76. M6/RS Elmar 5cm.
Expired ARISTA Premium 400 (supposedly same as 400TX) in D76. M6/RS Elmar 5cm.
AndersG
Well-known
The Medival to 17th century Fortress of Varberg.
Here is one photograph I took of it in 2014 on Tri-X 400TX with my Canon 7 and 50mm/1.4 at 1/250 sec and aperture 11:
Developed with Calbe R09 1(20ml)+25 for 8 minutes.
Bingley
Mentor
Leica M3, Voigtlander Nokton 40mm f1.4 SC, Yellow filter, Tri-X exposed at 250, developed at iso 400 in Ilfotec DDX:
Pillar Point Marina by Steve Macfarlane, on Flickr
Anchor by Steve Macfarlane, on Flickr
Pillar Point Marina by Steve Macfarlane, on Flickr
Anchor by Steve Macfarlane, on Flickr