Hasselblad Mountain Pictures

[scvgr]

/scvgr: This is an even bigger surprise indeed . Yes, the pictures were taken @Bucegi Mts. I am now wondering: you are located 100 km away from them in which direction?

I live in the capital. I sent you a private message. The rest of the community is probably not so interested in geography.

scvgr

 

[cristif]

I will continue here my series of mountain pictures. This could have been named very well "Why I love my Distagon 40 C T*" or "Hasselblad work in a one person tent during a 5 days rain".

 

[sphericalaberation]

Having been in a similar situation all too often, I have to say that looks a lot like the inside of a MSR Hubba.

Hope you did not have to carry that 40mm distagon up too many hills.

Donald.

"Hasselblad work in a one person tent during a 5 days rain".

 

[cristif]

Donald, you are right: it is a MSR Hubba. As for the 40 Distagon, together with the 100 Planar they are my best hiking partners

 

[bensonga]

You folks really know your tents!

Keeping with the theme of mountain photos and B&W interpretations.....here's my Matanuska River/Chugach Mtns photo with a very basic conversion to BW (using Picassa...I don't have Photoshop on this computer). 503CWD and 40mm CFE IF lens.

Gary

 

[cristif]

Gary, excellent picture. I love the scenery there. Thanks for sharing

 

[Stuart Richardson]

Very beautiful work both of you! Those Romanian mountains look lovely. I would love to visit one day.

Here is one of my favorite Icelandic mountains. It is called Baula:

And here is another one in southern Iceland:

both of these were with the 110/2 planar. I think the first might have been with a Rollei 6008 though...sorry!

 

[St Clair Photography]

Wow, great images!

 

[MizBrown]

Now for a little color

Hasselblad 50mm Distagon FLE, cropped.

Seneca Rocks, West Virginia, US.

 

[BlasR]

Teton

Pano with h3d-50

 

[1000F]

Pano with h3d-50

wow wow wow!

 

[macmx]

Pano shot = wow!!!!!!!

905swc and Ilford FP4+.