Western Access Road, alternate version

The biorhythm curves of the Photographic Gods were all peaking that afternoon, weren't they?

I love this - the clouds, the mirror-like reflection...

These are absolutely stunning images - not only the dreamy IR look, but also composition.

Agree with all of the above remarks. It's like an etching, everything is so sharp.

Very very nice. Great job.

Thank you very much, I'm honored. I think of all the old TLRs sitting in cupboards and in basements, moldering away in neglect, and I think - what a shame so many of these will never be used again, when they're capable of conjuring such magic. I've only owned my Autocord for a few months, and it makes me wonder; what has my camera seen in its fifty-plus years of service - where has it been in the world? It may not have the princely charisma of my Hasselblad, but it's still a superbly serviceable camera in its own right and I hope to validate it's role in the history of film camera technology with my modest efforts.

Excellent work with this image Paul.

Truly excellent.

Well done, like the foreground best in this one

I agree. I have become the "Rollei - Crazy Man" of our local Camera gang here in Henderonville / Asheville area and have some followers herabouts and some have produced some really stunning works thereby. Keep at it. I have over 20 Rolleis now and Autocord. All working and in use one place or the other. My favorite is the Rollei E2 with a Planar f 2.8. What a camera! Let's keep at it, Sir... the results speak for themselves, don't they Logan