My first Graflex Shot
This is the only surviving picture of my first roll of film that I shot with my Graflex. It's a quarter plate large format camera but I acquired a rollfilm back. Stupid as I was I forgot to remove the dark slide whilst happily taking picture (or so I thought) and winding the film. It seem like I am too spoiled by more convenient and more modern SLRs. Anyway, at least I got one image so I know that the old Lady works. The lens is a vintage 1947 Kodak Ektar 152mm. The golden colour of the statute only comes from the late afternoon sunlight - it is in fact silvery steel.
Taken by carsten-schmitt with a Graflex RB Super D loaded with Kodak Portra 400 120mm film in Speyer, Germany. These tags describe this photo: 6x9, art, kunst, skulptur, sculpture, statue, portra, orpheus, and graflex. Date: 2012-12. Time: Afternoon. This photo can also be found in the albums Graflex RB Super DOrpheusDecember2012 Medium Format.
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