Bagan Myanmar – this was in late 2015. I’m not sure if I would be able to get this shot again as climbing on these stupas has since been restricted and there was some earthquake damage in 2016.
Photographed with twin Mamiya C220s with 135mm lenses. It was quite a feat hauling that rig around Myanmar, I’m not sure if I could do that again either. Provia 100F pushed one stop.
This is Bert McIlwain’s contribution for loop d20, grandfathered in from loop 20 of MF3D Folio II managed by Brian Reynolds.
Artcar. Austin, TX. Mamiya c-220s. RDP III.
Panther Creek. Oakalla, TX. Mamiya c-220s. RVP 100.
900-Ft. Jesus (Partial). Tulsa, OK. Mamiya c-220s. RVP 100.
Wall Flowers. Austin, TX. Mamiya c-220s. RVP 100.
This is Jim Harp’s contribution for loop d20, grandfathered in from loop 20 of MF3D Folio II managed by Brian Reynolds.
San Francisco. 5/17. Twin Mamiya c-220s, 135mm lenses.
Chicken of the Sea. 6/17. TL-120, Coney Island Mermaid P.
Pink Mermaid. 6/17.TL-120 with Vivitar 285H Fill Flash.
Ghost Child/twilight. 5/12. TL-120, Kaohsiung – (Taiwan).
The Schwedegon Pagoda is considered to be the most sacred Buddhist temple in Myanmar.
Photographed with twin Mamiya C220s using 135mm lenses, I used a tripod. Prove 100F pushed one stop. Probably a 15 second exposure at f22.
This was a New York Stereoscopic Society activity, we all had a great time shooting stereo of kites against the Hudson river and NY skyline.
Photographed with twin Mamiya C220s with 135mm lenses. Prove 100F pushed one stop. I love the surreal quality the telephoto lenses give to this sort of scene.
Bagan is famous for its thousand year old Bhuddist temples. Many of these belonged to wealthy families who built them next to their houses. The houses were made of wood and are long gone, but the temples remain.
Photographed with twin Mamiya C-220s using 135mm lenses, December 2015. Prove 100F pushed one stop. I used a tripod. It was challenging hauling this huge rig around Myanmar and my family got a bit impatient with me at times, but it was worth it to get shots like this one.