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As before with industrial buildings, i'm excited to go back sometime with a different camera so i can try to use movements to correct the perspective, but i'm still pretty happy with this shot!

i should go back and setup for more 4x5 shots. it's a really good spot for walking around pics, and i also wanna do some environmental portraits there sometime

when i shot this picture, i was checking how my fujinon NW 150mm f/5.6 acted when i removed the front cell. turns out, it loses a lot of sharpness but also becomes a ~260mm f/12, which is fun for soft-focus portraits (and, as here, dreamy environmentals)

picture / ground glass view

picture / ground glass view

I shot this handheld with my Crown Graphic's Rangefinder, which I don't do often with proper 4x5 film (I tend to shoot instax handheld and real film on a tripod, because i wanna slow down more with the film), but was forced to in this case because the car show wasn't really about tripods lol

well, it turned out pretty good, and i guess maybe i should do that more often! it does limit my choice of lens though (bc i only have a rangefinder cam for the 135)

Arcadia, by Khaled Alwarea, in the Subsistances arts center in Lyon