Anyway, I did have some great conversations with a lot of you. In fact a few were about film, B&W film and B&W in general. It got me thinking about all the B&W I've shot and of course all the B&W negatives too. So I pulled out a few negatives and begun scanning. It takes a bit of time with the scanner (about 15 minutes for a 6cm X 7cm negative) so bare with me. I hope to share a few of them over the next few months, or years.
This first one is not even done but I wanted to start sharing. It was shoot on a Mamyia RB-67 with a 127mm Lens and then scanned at 6400dpi giving me a whooping 2.11 Gigabit file. To give you an idea of what that means, it will print as big as 50x60 with out braking a sweat. The one below has been shrunk a bit for the Blog. More importantly, this was while on a trip out west in 1999. If memory serves me right it was in South Dakota (Big Sky Country).
Please check back from time to time and see what's up.
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