puente de segovia

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  macfred

• Apr 29, 2018

Nice !
I remember this spot from your flickr - the first photograph I noticed from you a couple of years ago, was taken with the FUJI GA645 series from exactly that place ...

 

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  mfohl

• Apr 29, 2018

I like using 35 film in MF cameras! It's lots of fun. The sprocket holes are a gimmick, but I like them!

 

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  David Lyga

• Apr 30, 2018

Good for you for using the 'wrong' film in the 'wrong' camera. I do the same, regularly. Let these sprocket holes tell the story of 'pictorial constraint'. - David Lyga

 

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  Gimenosaiz

• Apr 30, 2018

@macfred Hello, Andreas! What a good memory ;-)
This one:

puente de segovia by Antonio Gimeno, on Flickr

And another ...

atikus by Antonio Gimeno, on Flickr

Cheers!
Antonio

 

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  Gimenosaiz

• Apr 30, 2018

@mfohl Hello! Thank you. I must confess that the holes are not the main reason for using this "combination" . But it's funny and interesting. Anyway, I need to put a mask on the ground glass to compose a little better avoiding to crop the image with the holes in the margin.
Cheers!
Antonio

 

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  Gimenosaiz

• Apr 30, 2018

By the way, the street where I stood to take the photo was named in honor of one of our spanish photographers, Alfonso.
https://www.amazon.com/Alfonso-Obra...=1525109047&sr=8-1&keywords=alfonso+fotografo

 

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  Gimenosaiz

• Apr 30, 2018

@David Lyga Hello, David. I guess that the wrong is sometimes good for fun, hahaha. ;-) Thank you !!
Regards