Showing posts with label Canonet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Canonet. Show all posts

Thursday, December 6, 2012

An Evening Out with the Canonet


Gazing out the Window, 2012

Bar Patrons, 2012
Roberto, 2012
We recently went to see Manitoba play at the Biribay Jazz Club in Logroño, and stopped for a drink at the Centro Gallego beforehand.  Here are a few photos.  Shots of the band will be posted here at a later date.  All were shot with a Canonet QL 17 rangefinder camera on Ilford HP5 Plus 35 mm film.

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Wednesday, February 9, 2011

Two Views of La Peña de los Enamorados

La Peña de los Enamorados, 2010
La Peña de los Enamorados, as seen from the top of a hill in Antequera, Spain.  From this angle, the mountain doesn't quite appear human.  This photo was shot on expired Kodak Gold film using a blackbird, fly plastic camera.

Below, another view of the mountain.  This one was taken from a moving bus.  Shot on film using a Canonet QL17 rangefinder camera.  The human profile of the mountain is more visible.

La Peña de los Enamorados, 2009

Tuesday, February 8, 2011

La Noria

La Noria is a beautiful, old farmhouse outside of Fuente de Piedra.  It has been abandoned for quite a while, and I believe it is the subject of some sort of family dispute.  It is situated in an olive grove and has a tremendous view of the Fuente de Piedra laguna.  Here is a pinhole I shot of the exterior this summer.  The house is just visible in the center of the left hand side of the frame.  It was shot on film using a zero 2000 medium format pinhole camera.  I'm hoping to have the opportunity to take some closer photos soon.

La Noria, 2010
For a perspective comparison, here is another shot from the previous year.  This one was shot on film using a Canonet rangefinder camera.  The horse-head sculpture embellished gate is not visible, but the path, house and caravan are.  I'd like to buy this house one day....

La Noria, 2009

Thursday, January 20, 2011

Hiking with Nessie

Hiking with Nessie
A (short) trip back in the time machine to the days when Nessie was only a small pup. Shot on film using a Canonet QL17 rangefinder camera.