Thanks Jakob, it was a rare night of shooting.

I recently developed a Portra 160 film that had been laying around for quite some time. Here is one image from it:
Nyborg, Denmark

Camera: Pentax 67 II
Lens: Super-Multi-Coated Takumar 6x7 105mm F:2.4
Exposure: 1/250 @ F8
Film: Kodak Portra 160 home dev. in Digibase C-41 in the Jobo ATL-1500 film processor

California Redwoods Dyerville, CA

Pentax 67II 55mm lens.
Ilford Pan F.

Sepia added in digital scan.

Nice work guys!

Phil.

Two more. Nyborg in Denmark looking southeast just after sunset:

Nyborg Havn - Evening in December




Camera: Pentax 67 II
Lens: Super-Multi-Coated Takumar 6x7 105mm F:2.4
Exposure: 1/10 @ F8
Film: Kodak Portra 160 home dev. in Digibase C-41 in the Jobo ATL-1500 film processor

Some recent macro work-- 165 LS. Velvia 50, Barrel Cactus, Arizona.

Wow. I need to get me one of those. (the lens, that is)

Beautiful!

Phil.

Thanks guys. Over the years I have used many lenses (105, 75, 135, 150, 200, 90-180 and 165LS) for macro work but I only use the 90-180 and the 165LS for it now. I prefer focal lengths longer than 150mm and with small stops. These two lenses are proven.

After last week's snowstorm northwest of DC, I decided to take a walk through the nearby woods.

This is with my early Pentax 6x7 (Non-MLU, Handheld), 55mm f/4 SMC Pentax 6x7 lens, Kodak 320TXP, HC-110B

Very nice, hope you had some warm gloves while shooting!

Phil.

Thanks, and I sure did! Along with long johns, boots, etc.

This was my first real outing with my old (a Honeywell) 6x7 since it was serviced by Eric Hendrickson, it performed flawlessly.

Some nice B&W shots there. I have a Honeywell 6x7 as well, along with a couple of Asahi bodies. I used to live in the DC area (Annandale, VA).

Thank you! I just had it refurbished and it works great. Not having MLU doesn’t bother me much since a lot of what I do with it is handheld anyway, and if I really need it, I can do the workaround using my 90/2.8 LS lens. Plus I like having that 21st frame when using 220 film which I still have a fair amount of.

Wow, Arizona is a big change from Annandale! I’ll bet you don’t miss these snowstorms or the DC traffic.

The Honeywell does OK in landscape work where one would think that MLU was required. It helps to have a huge tripod tho. Yeah, Annandale is like a different planet compared with AZ.