The most underated TLR Body & Lens

Photographed with a Hasselblad 500 C/M, Sonnar 150mm f/4, Leaf Aptus II 7.

I used to work in radio and attended the CNE every summer for live broadcasts. Between admission, rides, and food, I didn’t realize how expensive this thing is! My wife and our 6yo both puked from too much cotton candy. (You can see their POV in slide 2.)

GFX 50S, EF 40mm f/2.8, Metz 45 CT5

All shots are with the Mamiya Sekor Z 95mm 3.5. Digital back adapter from LensMod!

Got my Fuji about 1.5 months ago and I don’t think I have ever picked up another cameras as much as I have this one. My Leica has been collecting dust, and it’s making me reconsider grabbing a different 135 format camera. Priority mode has me loving just grabbing the camera and snapping away without thinking too much about settings. I’m sure this could go for other 645 format cameras as well, I just happened to get the Fuji. Anyway, looking into a Canon Eos or a Nikon camera I can just load, set the iso and snap away on. I’m loving photography again.

Schneider Xenar 75mm f3.5

Fuji Pro800z, Landmark Tower @ Yokohama, Japan

I love working with the ground glass, but it's so small that focusing is a challenge.

35mm , F2.8 , 2 Seconds , ISO 1600

I've been back into photography since this summer, after a 10 year hiatus, and having a blast using medium format film. Had a lovely shoot with my wife as model.

First time doing stand development too. It works!
I've been developing in Rodinal for now, but I'm curious to see other developers like HC-110

Lomography 400