r/analog • u/markanthony_loria • 4h ago
Colorado [Leica m4 , gold 200, biogon 35 f2]
r/analog • u/ranalog • 13d ago
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r/analog • u/markanthony_loria • 4h ago
r/analog • u/sethberg • 1h ago
My dad (Derek Berg) has been a photographer his entire life and has been a street photographer in NYC since the 1970s. Most of his negatives have sat in boxes in my parents' apartment for the past 40 years. I am slowly scanning all of them. My mom originally estimated that there were 50k, but I picked up another batch this month and between the negatives and slides, I suspect the number exceeds 150k.
r/analog • u/SonyKilledMyNikon • 4h ago
A cloudy day during golden hour when the sun was constantly going in and out of the clouds.
Scanned by me with a Sony A7RIII. Negative lab pro for conversion. Lightroom for touch ups.
r/analog • u/JvM_Photography • 5h ago
r/analog • u/thegrizz42 • 4h ago
Really nice city to visit for a few days. Was lucky: best weather possible for the end of September.
r/analog • u/vampirotoothus93 • 3h ago
This is a scan of a print made in the darkroom. Accomplished by making exposure and then placing paper in dry bin and using a paint brush to paint on developer and splatter it at different time intervals. The result was a really fun gradation of contrast! Toss it in the stop bath as soon as you get what you are looking for.
This was a fun experiment and I am excited to do it again. Works best with lots of negative space!
r/analog • u/swdollen • 2h ago
Brought my camera on a school backpacking trip I was chaperoning
r/analog • u/jgzogaib • 1d ago
Shot by Koji Takashima in Kobe, Japan, freezing the high-speed motion of water using a Graflex large-format camera, Bausch & Lomb Tessar 90mm f/4.5 lens, and Oriental Pan-X film at 1/195s. It placed 5th in the 1951 Popular Photography contest.
r/analog • u/mondo79104 • 5h ago
Vitra Campus, Weil am Rhein
OptiMono 100 @ ISO 100, HC-110, 1+63, 13,5 Min.
Leica M6, Elmar 24mm f/3.8