(Camera: Agfa Isolette II; Film: Ilford Delta 400)
The Isolette is a great, medium-format travel camera. You can find my review of it here.
Topics
-
Recent Posts
Recent Photos
Kolufoss Waterfall
(Camera: Agfa Isolette II; Film: Ilford Delta 400)
Looking Seawards
(Camera: Olympus Pen; Film: Kentmere Pan 100)
Bronze sculpture by Ingi P. Gislason on Reykjavík harbour, a short walk southeast from the Reykjavík Maritime Museum.
Click here for my review of the delightful Olympus Pen half-frame camera.
Posted in Black and White, Travel Photography
2 Comments
A Holga in Iceland: Grundarfjörður
(Camera: Holga 120GCFN; Film: Ilford XP2 Super 400)
Foaming Sea
(Camera: Nikon F80; Film: Ilford XP2 Super 400)
Eve in the Botanic Gardens
(Camera: Hogla 120GCFN; Film: Kentmere Pan 400)
Sculpted from white marble by Scipione Tadolini around 1880.
Posted in Black and White, Holga, Travel Photography
Leave a comment
Angles Within Angles
(Camera: Nikon F75; Film: Ilford HP5 Plus)
Posted in Black and White, Travel Photography
Leave a comment
Seagull Diptych
(Camera: Olympus Pen-D; Film: Kodak Ektar 100)
The Pen-D is a half-frame camera with a great lens — and that’s key to good results with the format. I’ve made 11×14 prints with negatives shot with the Pen-D and they look perfectly fine.
Posted in Nature & Landscapes, Travel Photography
Leave a comment
Arnarstapi in White
(Camera: Lomo LC-A 120; Film: Ilford Delta 400)
Posted in Black and White, Travel Photography
Leave a comment
A Holga in Iceland: A Bridge to Somewhere
(Camera: Holga 120GCFN; Film: Ilford XP2 Super 400)
Posted in Black and White, Holga, Travel Photography
2 Comments
John Kibble’s Palace
(Camera: Nikon F75; Film: Kentmere Pan 200)
Posted in Black and White, Travel Photography
Leave a comment
Subscribe with RSS