NIkon FE HP5
A Clisson afternoon with the Nikon FE and HP5+. The medieval town’s light — diffused through narrow streets and stone archways — is exactly what HP5+ is calibrated for. The grain structure stays tight in the midtones, giving faces and surfaces real presence. Working at wider apertures keeps the shutter speed honest while pulling the subject cleanly from the background. See the full article: Clisson — A Guilty Pleasure on IJM Photography.
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Right of the Eixample, the golden square, Barcelona,
I purchased a “new” old lens the other day and wanted to try a portrait shot.I don’t know if you are like me with a new lens? I have to take one shot that justifies my expenditure. In this case this is the shot.My son arrived with his girlfriend. So it wasn’t difficult to ask them. The lens you ask?
A Nikon Nikkor 180mm f/2.8D. A dream lens I couldn’t afford in the 80’s.
Nikon Z8 with ZF adapter
PP. Capture One.
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Looking upstream from below the small waterfall at one of the Zion National Park’s peaks.
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Ancient stone cairns overlooking Littondale in the Yorkshire Dales National Park
Monochromia 
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