After using my RB67 for several years I thought I would try the RZ67 Pro
ii.
I bought an almost perfect example which was used as a studio
camera in a small ad agency, it came with 2 lenses, a Polaroid back, a
prism finder and a few filters. It looks like it’s not been used for
many years as the Polaroid back still had a new pack of fim in it…I say
new, but it must have been in there for at least 20 year.
I bought a new battery and a box of the Fuji FP-100c and took 3 test shots with it from my balcony at home. The first with the 65mm lens and the other 2 with the 180mm lens. Looking forward to shooting with it later this week.
Interesting comparison between the two cameras.
http://leicaphilia.com/a-leica-m6-and-tri-x-v-the-leica-monochrom/
London, UK
Whilst being a ‘tourist’ in London for the day, I spotted this young couple posing for their wedding photos on Westminster Bridge. The people on the bridge have no idea what’s going on below them.
Switzerland
I took the Hasselblad Xpan out for the very first time and took these photographs in and around Lake Léman (Lake Geneva).
Chicago, USA
I spent a few days in Chicago back and took my Pentacon six out with me as I walked the streets.
Sefrou Festival des Cerises Fantasia, Morocco
Fantasia is a traditional exhibition of horsemanship performed during cultural festivals and celebrations in Morocco. The performance consists of a group of horse riders, all wearing traditional clothes, who charge along a straight path at the same speed so as to form a line, and then at the end of the charge fire into the sky using old muskets or muzzle-loading rifles
Ahmedabad, India
This old guy was working on a construction site, building a new freeway/motorway overpass. He had a wonderful weathered face and probably not as old as he looked. Taken in the late afternoon but if I remember I’m sure there was a yellow wall opposite giving that wonderful colour to his face.
Arizona, USA
Take on a mini roadtrip from Los Angeles to Monument Valley and back in a week. Driving back to LA you could see the storm in the distance, it was just starting to rain and I saw a break in the clouds and had to pull over, the mailboxes were an added bonus and I had to include them in the shot.
Jamnagar, Gujarat, India
Wandering the streets of Jamnagar I heard the familiar sound of a printing press, I peered into a small room to find these guys hard at work. They were happy stand in the doorway to have their photograph taken.