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Mount, matte, and frame it..... its fine like it is!

She's IN Heaven!

An inland lighthouse, unfortunately now on private property, so, we had to take waht we could get for angles

Part of my continuing Maine 2006 Project

Great..... I really like this one...... keep up the verey good work!!!!

A shot across the lovely bay in Stonington, Maine

Picture of my son, Spike at 41 years, having just retired from 22 years in the Navy. Together we put 48 years in the Navy..... good life! A tough, very thin negative.... a #5 all the way print.

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See First picture.... probably apperas last

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Landsford Canal was built between 1820 and 1835 on the Catawba River near Rock Hill, SC. Nice State Park and fabulous shots for B&W work

Looks like the Mamiya is working OK!

Very, very nice..... excellent work.... would love to see more of this series

Wow!

Very nice image! Excellent work.... keep those old Bronicas going!

This one! classic look!

Beautiful work. Wonder if you know about the Asheville group, F32? We would love to have you join us if the event fits.... we meet 2nd Wed of every month at Office Environments ... on the WEB at : http://www.f32nc.com/ Keep up the big work..... surely there is a place in heaven for us big neg guys!

good work, here.... keep at it!

Love yor work with the GSW 690III..... I have one and it could be camera #1

Ah, yes, Tim..... a rose..... may be York or Lancester..... actually got to play Humphrey, Duke of Goluchester in Henry VI a few years back..... any way it was fun.... Keep working!

Some interesting carving like concrete panels on a new bank in Hendersonville, NC. Hand held!

After much wailling, gnashing teeth, sackcloth and ashes I have selected the Bronica GS-1 as my 6x7 camera.... and it is a load.... things with that much mass don't move much or very fast...this is one shot of the first roll.

Not flat on screnn or the real print, which I just made....you may need to calibrate your monitor....

Remaing few gravestones at the Sheldon Church, near Beaufort, SC

A Revolutionary War era church shell near beaufort, SC. Built in 1745. Burned by the British in 1779 and again by the Federal Trooops in 1865

A couple of Coke cans sitting on my front porch railing...a test of my Bronica Panoramic system..

Here's a funny..... I use a Bronica ETRS and an AEII prism. when I use a #22 filter, the meter/camera/prism combination results in correct (or nearly) exposure, but whn I use a #29 filter, I am about 1 to 2 stops under exposed. Anybody know why such a thing happens?

Bronica 135 W Back..... loading Thanks, guys, I reall appreciate the help..... look in the std gallery from time to time adn you will see if it really does make photos, too!

Appreciate the earlier comments..... I see how to get the insert in adn out adn where the film goes...... the counter is what confuses me somewhat..... "S', presumably means "Start"..... mine advances about two full sweeps of the thumb winder and is ready to shoot and then starts counting a bit...