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Post by Randy on Jun 1, 2006 7:20:06 GMT -5
 This is my Canonet QL-19. I took pitures with it during the winter of 2004-05 at Blakeslee Log Cabin.  A Log Toolshed?  Granny Blakeslee used to make her rumatism medicine in this here pot.  This is the Blakeslee Log Cabin. It's a historic national landmark.  In closing, I took this picture last summer at Conneaut Harbor. |
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Post by vintageslrs on Jun 1, 2006 19:29:32 GMT -5
Randy
I love all 4 of your photos........
they are just great!!
Something about them just keeps pulling me back to look at them again.
Very Nice.
Bob
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Post by Randy on Jun 1, 2006 19:35:43 GMT -5
Thank You Sir! That log cabin looks better in Black & White for some reason.
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Post by GeneW on Jun 1, 2006 21:23:24 GMT -5
Nice series, Randy. I particularly like that shot of the harbour. Man, those Canonets were (and are) jewels!
Gene
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Post by greyhoundman on Jun 9, 2006 18:54:56 GMT -5
That camera looks familiar.  |
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Post by kamera on Jun 9, 2006 21:14:35 GMT -5
The Canonets do take good pictures and are fun to use. What film did you use??? A true b&w or a C41 process? The tones look just a little too much neutral gray to me, rather than a wider b&w tonal range. But the shots are neat and interesting.
Ron Head
Kalamazoo, MI
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Post by Randy on Jun 9, 2006 21:41:15 GMT -5
The Canonets do take good pictures and are fun to use. What film did you use??? A true b&w or a C41 process? The tones look just a little too much neutral gray to me, rather than a wider b&w tonal range. But the shots are neat and interesting. Ron Head Kalamazoo, MI Real b&w, AGFA APX 100 that I've had for a while in the fridge. I shot all four of these on auto. Processing is by Vermont Photo. |
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Post by Randy on Jun 9, 2006 21:45:12 GMT -5
That camera looks familiar. I bought it a couple years ago on the Bay of Evil Dave. |
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Post by kiev4a on Jun 10, 2006 0:25:29 GMT -5
Thank You Sir! That log cabin looks better in Black & White for some reason. That's because back in the days when they were building cabins everyone say the world in black and white. When I think back to things that happened when I was a kid, those memories are in black and white---really. That's probably because I can store more black and white images in my limited mental space! |
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