Event Coverage Have camera, will travel...2011 in celluloid...

Excellent shots, especially the black and white ones........

 

wow those rule!!!

 

Keep at it.....Film lives!........nice stuff

 

hot damn, thanks!!

 

seriously, that means alot to me.

 

Pretty Cool. Something about film puts digital to shame. Keep up the good work!

 

some more Norcal Knock out:

 

Fur:'
Thanks for the shots. Film is cool in its way.
FYI I worked at Eastman Kodak. I did not work in the film division but had friends there.
You should see it. A shadow of itself. They tore down many buildings.
The area is dead and all the supporting businesses are gone.
Optics and film to digital. Its like computer controlled Japanese scotch to Apprentice schooled scotch makers. What was the name of a scotch sniffer drinker???? I dont even drink much ..
Anyway thanks again for the shots. There was a company here that got material from Kodak. They then cut accordingly for the relative camera.
see ya
Luke

 

Digging the old school photography. You have a great eye for taking that extra special shot.

Thanks for taking the time to share them with us.

 

I don't care what anyone says this is one bitchin photo!!!!!!!

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Great pics! Subscribed please post alot more.

 

These are my most favorite photos I've seen posted on the HAMB. They are truly incredible and I think your progressing for sure. Thanks you so much for doing this. I feel like next years HAMB calendar should just feature 12 of your best images from throughout the year.

 

"OLD SCHOOL" ... nice work.

 

Some shots from the Dragoons show:

 

FB, KILLER. Thanks so much for sharing. Best photos. Slim

 

Absolutely timeless photo's! Thanks for sharing.

 

I really like that shot, took forever to get, but worth the wait. thanks!

 

Beautiful stuff...

 

FB, can you share a little about the Rollei camera in particular? I know thery're pretty famous little cameras, but beyond that I'm a newb...

 

The Rolleiflex is a 1956 2.8D, model K7D. It has a 80mm Schneider Krauzenach "Zenotar" taking lense...basically a great big chunk of glass. These cameras are also know as "TLR's" or Twin Lense Reflex. Unlike a SLR, the viewing lense is separate from the taking lense.

The film format is 120, also known as "medium format" or 6x6. If all the stars align, you can get 12 shots per roll.

here is a "Stock" photo:



the Rollei site covers basically everything else:

http://www.rolleiclub.com/cameras/tlr/info/all_TLR.shtml

 

one more from the dragoons:

 

The broiler!!! (with no tripod!!)

 

finally made it to Harvey Broiler, had a burger and some ice cream

 

Off to Laguna Seca for the Monterey Historics: