let me start the ball rolling..........:)

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Copenhagen, Denmark

All photographs taken with a Horizon 202 film Camera. The Russian Horizon 202 is a fully mechanical 35 mm camera with a 28 mm (f2.8-f16) swing lens design covering 120° horizontally and 45° vertically. It is manufactured by KMZ – Krasnogorsky Mekhanichesky Zavod (Krasnogorsk Mechanical Plant) – in Krasnogorsk. KMZ is also known for the Zenit and Zorki cameras and is the largest producer of photographic equipment in Russia and the former Soviet countries. Fuji Velvia, Nikon Super Coolscan 8000 ED

wow, those are great photos derrick. nice to see you here.

Love the photos... more please:)

Nino & Pilar are here woo hoo, bring out the wine and cheese please :Grin:

Oslo, Norway
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Old Light house

Here is one in black and white

http://www.digitalphotographer.com.ph/photography/showphoto.php?photo=89&si=Pilar%20Tuason

another one

http://www.digitalphotographer.com.ph/photography/showphoto.php?photo=90&si=Pilar%20Tuason

Pilar, location of those photographs please? Really something about film :) beautiful! Says so much about a Leica and a lady!

Thanks Derick. Sounds like an ad...Leica and a Lady:D
Field House was taken somewhere Finnestere in Galicia Spain and the Lighthouse was taken in Muxia also in Galicia, Spain. I love taking photographs of "non-touristy" places when out of the country. :Grin: Will post more tom. all my files are in the studio:)

Fantastic series Derick.
The IR effect on the lighthouse is just fabulous Pilar.

Pilar,

Shot with Kodak HIE film? I don't think you can mimic that look with digital. The grain looks very real not iike it was added after in Photoshop.

Derick,

Great panos!

Yes Gabriel Kodak HIE love working with it. What a mind boggling challenge:Grin:

oxford (UK) with sony p10 :)


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Nat, did you study there? Man, hanep sa environment, nice!

More of the Western side of Norway.
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http://www.pbase.com/manilaman04/image/30357133/large.jpg

http://images.hippospartan.multiply.com/image/3/photos/10/orig/1/TiltShiftRoma.jpg?et=i3%2CS8xj2T6e9mBdgN44DhQ

Tiltshift faking. Roma Italia. This is the arch near the Colleseo, if anyone knows what it's called, please refresh my memory! Thanks.

http://images.hippospartan.multiply.com/image/4/photos/10/orig/5/TiltShiftParis.jpg?et=1%2C2LTNyRlluVx3JkuktQKA < paris, france this time

Nice shots Derrick! I also loved Pilar's b/w infrared shots! Galeng! The field house reminds me of Batanes though I haven't been there but from other pics i saw of the place.

Fantastic captures Nat.

http://static.flickr.com/78/193136921_51452b5aa6_o.jpg

*sigh* and to think I brought an advantix on my europe tour years ago. :(

My share ...

Modern Paris.

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2719/4499182225_27b65e171f.jpg

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My Share...Spanish Vistas


Madrid

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2780/4269705073_b6fd850efb.jpg


Granada Cathedral, Spain

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St. Francis Xavier Castle, Sanguesa, Spain

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please allow me to share this one here :)



Gamle Stavanger, NORWAY in black & white

Gamle Stavanger "Old Stavanger" is an area of the city of Stavanger in the county of Rogaland, Norway, and is believed to be Europe’s largest collection of wooden buildings. The area includes the Norwegian Canning museum which displays a typical factory from the 1920's.



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and another one:)

DOMKIRKEN, Stavanger

Legend has it that Bishop Reinald of Winchester ordered the construction of Stavanger Domkirke (Stavanger Cathedral) in 1125, so that the king could marry his third wife there after his divorce from Queen Malmfrid. The church was built in Anglo-Norman style, probably with the aid of English craftsmen. Patron saint St. Svithun's arm is believed to be among the original relics. Largely destroyed by fire in 1272, the church was rebuilt to include a Gothic chancel. The result: its once elegant lines are now festooned with macabre death symbols and airborne putti.


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tfv:)

Nice shots! But you better check the map, the boats are from Bergen and not Oslo LOL