While the rest were taken with the Canon A1, this set is taken with the Nikkormat ftn. I kind of liked how they turn out more muted and softer, tone-wise, when the Nikkormat is paired with the Kodak Ultramax 400.
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GANGWON | Seoraksan – Part 7/ Scenes from the Nikkormat ftn
i wish to be there this very minute:)
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Such wonderful colours!
Fall…. ♥
everytime i see your autumn photos i sigh!
wondering how many autumns more before i will get a chance to see one. 🙂
lovely photos dear!
Thanka pratiksha… ever since I was there, I’ve been wanting to return ♥
looks like those calendar pictures to me. great detail. It’s something my LCA-minitar1 is so lack of. But I know there’re just too many trade-offs in this world.
Thanks alan! Indeed.. so many cameras, so many trade offs. I used this camera here because it came w wide angle lenses that are great for landscapes 🙂
this place is truly enchanted ❤
i try to always carry around two cameras to see the differences .D
So do I. Sometimes they are so heavy together but still.. i bring them both. Hahahaha
This is soooooo beautiful.
😀 thank you aia.
Hi! Love your photographs. They r so amazing! Mind sharing which lens you r pairing w your nikkorrmat ftn? Thanks. 😉
i use it with 35mm vivitar lens.
thanks for your kind words 😀