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OTM – Rolleicord V – July 9, 2012

One of the favorite cameras in the fatcatimages collection. The Rolleicord V TLR. It is a gem of a camera to use and the shot was taken at this night’s Ann Arbor Area Crappy Camera Club meeting…


December Sunset

December Sunset, originally uploaded by spakulsk.

Another image shot from my Rolleicord V and Kodak Portra film. A sunset image from earlier this month. I like the golden reflection on the water from this shot…


Henry Moore

Henry Moore, originally uploaded by spakulsk.

Okay. Here is another shot from my Rolleicord V and Kodak Portra film. However, this shot was underexposed and fixed in Photoshop Lightroom (sort of). However, I like how the Henry Moore scupture is highlighted in this image…


DIA Great Hall

DIA Great Hall, originally uploaded by spakulsk.

Who says digital is better than film? Here is an incredible image of the Detroit Institute of Art’s Great Hall shot with a fifty+ year old Rolleicord V and Kodak Portra film. This image is absolutely HUGE! When I first uploaded to flickr, Lightroom gave me an error stating the image was too big for upload (maxes out the maximum permissible file size) – so I had to degrade this image to 85% and still the detail is here! Amazing, a fifty year old medium format camera can blow away today’s top of the line full frame DLSRs! That just shows you… FILM IS NOT DEAD!


DIA Islamic Galleries

DIA Islamic Galleries, originally uploaded by spakulsk.

A shot of the Detroit Institute of Arts’ Islamic Galleries. Shot with my Rolleicord V TLR and Kodak Portra 120 film…

I absolutely LOVE MY ROLLEICORD!


I think I may have a Rollei obsession

Two Rolleicord Va’s, Two Rolleicord V’s, One Rolleicord III, One Baby Rolleiflex, One Rolleiflex SL35 E, One Rollei 35S, One Rollei XF35, One Rollei C26, One Rollei Nano 80, One Rollei A110, One Rollei E110 and a Rollei Flexline 140. Only one was not made by Franke & Heidecke. Guess which one?


TLRs!

TLRs!, originally uploaded by spakulsk.

My collection of twin lens reflex cameras. 2 Argoflexes, 1 Lubitel 2, a baby Rolleiflex, 2 Rolleicords (Va), 1 Rolleicord III, 1 Yashica A, 1 Yashica D, 1 Mamiya C220 and 1 Recesky. Shot with the instamatic app on the iPhone…


Vintage Photography

Vintage Photography, originally uploaded by spakulsk.

My Rolleicord. I love this camera!


Rolleicord in Vienna



Rolleicord in Vienna, originally uploaded by spakulsk.

An overlooked shot of Vienna from my Rolleicord. Shot on Kodak Portra 120 film (ISO 400) and then adding the Speia tone in Photoshop Lightroom. I like the shadows of the buildlings against the bright mid afternoon summertime sun…


Glassware

Glassware, originally uploaded by spakulsk.

Glassware during a dinner outing in SzĆ©kesfehĆ©rvĆ”r, Hungary – August 23, 2011 – shot with my Rolleicord V with Fuji Provia color slide film. Cross processed then added the sepia tone in Photoshop Lightroom…


Rolleicord in Vienna

Rolleicord in Vienna, originally uploaded by spakulsk.

Here is a shot of Belvedere in Vienna, Austria shot with my Rolleicord V TLR camera with Kodak Portra film. ISO 400. Shot in the early afternoon of August 28, 2011.


Rolleicord, Budapest



Rolleicord, Budapest, originally uploaded by spakulsk.

A shot overlooking Budapest from the Citadell. Shot with my Rolleicord V with Fuji Provia film, ISO 400. Post processing in Photoshop Lightroom for the sepia tone…


Northend Artist Studios



Northend Artist Studios, originally uploaded by spakulsk.

The upper floors at the Northend Artist Studios in Detroit, Michigan. Photographers and artists turned this abandoned warehouse building into an artist studio. Some floors are not yet occupied, like this one. Shot with my Rolleicord V with Kodak Portra film, ISO 400…


Rollei in Budapest



Rollei in Budapest, originally uploaded by spakulsk.

Who says film is dead? This amazing image was shot from my 1955 Rolleicord V camera using a 2011 batch of Kodak Portra film. I love this image. I love analog photography!


Detroit Institute of Arts

Detroit Institute of Arts, originally uploaded by spakulsk.

A neon piece in the contemporary galleries at the Detroit Institute of Arts. Shot with my Rolleicord TLR, color slide film cross processed C-41


Ashley

Ashley, originally uploaded by spakulsk.

My sister Ashley. She is an artist too. I have some of her work up in our house. Shot with the Rolleicord TLR, color slide film, crossed processed C-41…


First Congregational Church

First Congregational Church, originally uploaded by spakulsk.

First Congregational Church, Ann Arbor, Michigan. Shot with my Rolleicord TLR during the Ann Arbor Art Fairs; Friday evening July 22. Color slide film cross processed C-41…

…and yes, there is intentional lens flare here too…


Ann Arbor Street Art Fair

Ann Arbor Street Art Fair, originally uploaded by spakulsk.

I think this may be the Ann Arbor Street Art Fair. One of four art fairs in Ann Arbor that all occur at the same time. This was shot with my Rolleicord TLR, color slide film cross-processed. I intentionally shot into the sun to get the flare…


Daffodils

Daffodils, originally uploaded by spakulsk.

Daffodils shot this spring with my Rolleicord TLR. The film is color slide film cross processed in C-41. This is my very first roll of medium format film ever shot…


Rolleicord

Rollei, originally uploaded by spakulsk.

This week I will be featuring photos from a classic TLR made by Franke & Heidecke. It’s the amateur version TLR, the Rolleicord. I used it today to snap pictures at the Ann Arbor Art Fairs…


365-332: Rolleis!



Rolleis!, originally uploaded by spakulsk.

I love my Rolleis! Here we have a Rollei 35 S, Rolleicord V and Tex is modelling the Rollei Nano 80. These are some of the best film cameras ever made…


365-232: More Cameras!

More Cameras!, originally uploaded by spakulsk.

New toys for fatcatimages! Yay!