The black and white thread (film or digital)

[Viggen]

 

[photoman]

Here are a few from my recently purchased Pentax ME Super. This was the test roll (Ilford XP2 ISO400) the prints are great but these low res scans really show. Not fiddled with at all, straight out of the camera, on the CD and posted here :ylsmoke:

I think most of them are from my Pentax 28mm Prime.


G

Sirocco- this was a great set of images with great tones.

 

[photoman]

That's funny because I was just about to type the same thing when your post came in!! I really like #3

I'll add #6 as a great shot in that series as well.

Nice stuff.

 

[Clark White]

From a short hike I took yesterday...I played with it for a bit, but with all the green moss I had a hard time getting much contrast with B&W






Clark

 

[Every Miles A Memory]

I like the middle one!!

 

[DaJudge]

These were shot on my AE1. They are not very good scans but I like the train!

 

[nwoods]

I totally dig it.

 

[Sirocco]

3 shots from our trip to the French/Italian Alps in 2009

1 from Sommelier (Italy) which is the highest accessible point in Europe by vehicle at 3000m

and the other 2 from the Col d'Iseran (France) which is where the church is also. Snow in late August :ylsmoke:

 

[john101477]

Diggin the trains...
Great shots

 

[Scott Brady]

Took this a few days ago with the iPhone

 

[taco2go]

A couple from this morning

 

[Every Miles A Memory]

I think I like the eagle shot better in the color version. It has such a moody feel to it with the color that the B&W is lacking. Just my .02 cents

 

[taco2go]

I agree Pat. he's also kind of distracting in the monochrome- more readily recognizable in the color version too.

I wish I had one of your super telephotos...

 

[cowboy4x4]

I grew up in Arcadia CA. and we used to go up to Chantry Flats all the time. I went back there and took some shots of the old cabins back in there.

 

[Tucson T4R]

Looks like a sweet little hideaway. Nice.