Widelux landscapes

[ksmattfish]

My Widelux camera has been sitting in disrepair for 3 or 4 years, but now it on it's way back from the repair shop :bounce: , so I dug out some of my shots with it....

Mud Creek Series

Clinton Lake

Camera: Widelux F6
Film: Tmax 100
scanned from neg

 

[oriecat]

You have a widelux?! :shock: I am so jealous. One of my photo magazines had an article on Jeff Bridges and his widelux photography. I seriously wanted one after seeing that.

Matt, those are gorgeous. Can't wait to see more new stuff when you get it back!!

 

[danalec99]

Yes, gorgeous pictures!!

 

[ormia]

Wowie. :thumbsup:
I love the 2nd and 4th photos. Makes me want to go out and shoot some black and white film.

 

[mrsid99]

Gotta agree they're neat pics....as usual!
Question...Is color film available for that camera?

 

[hobbes28]

Ksmattfish: If you keep posting things like this, I'm gonna end up in a fight with my wife. All I need it to buy more stuff. These are great pictures.

 

[voodoocat]

Now that I see these at home on a nice CRT monitor I am floored. Stunning shots.

 

[Jeff Canes]

love them :thumbsup:
it uses 120 film? right

 

[ksmattfish]

These were taken on 35mm film. It produces a frame 6cm long, so it's like a crop from 120, but it's just regular 35mm film. There is a Widelux model that uses 120/220 film (it takes 12x6cm frames I think).

I have run a few rolls of color through it, but you know, I'm BW. I lent it to my buddy for a trip. He used Velvia and it was great.

 

[craig]

Nice shots! The built in spirit level is classic.

 

[Lyanna]

OMG the last one is stunning!!!

 

[doxx]

*getting the Widelux itch again*
The last pic is sweeeeeeet

 

[airgunr]

Very nice series of pictures as well as a truely cool camera! ;^D

 

[Alison]

I really like the texture in the 3rd one. Really neat camera!

 

[grooski]

Nice photos! Oh and by the way did you try and over expose the sky or was it to hard to get the tree exposed properly with the sky?