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Hi,

I am back from vacation at Balaton - "sea of Hungary" with some negative-slide rolls. Film: Kodak Ektacolor 160 - Camera: Yashica Mat 124G.

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Wow! Great result! I shoot today with Yashica Mat , I hope I will get some nice one like you!


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Those are really good... how long have you been shooting with the Mat? I find it took me several rolls before I'm starting to get the hang of it. You definitely have the hang of it Smile


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superb! great result with the Mat!


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Very Nice. Always enjoy your posts.


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#1 is really a dream.
Gerd


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Thank you all! Tomorow I will have slide films from a lab, I hope have time to scan them in weekend.
Nesster wrote:
Those are really good... how long have you been shooting with the Mat? I find it took me several rolls before I'm starting to get the hang of it. You definitely have the hang of it Smile

I have been using this Mat from April.
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I am deeply moved by these lovely photos. Thank you for sharing them!


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These are so fantastic shots, no words ...
Composition, colors, format, sharpness are teriffic !
Congratulations on your work...

Cheers
Tobbsman


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iha

you always put up such great shots. envyyyy


patrickh


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Thank you all for kind comments!
Some Kodak EPC 100 slide shots in the next day.





Have a nice weekend!
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Very Happy
I enjoy your photos very much!


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love this color reflections in the second one from the second post


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iha wrote:

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I really like this one, it reminds me a bit of Luigi Ghirri's style, I think you have captured well the essence of the contrast of the straight horizon and the oblique chairs, there is something meta-physical to the composition.