#Plaubel

[andros-zz]

Abandoned Khrenov Estate. 2024. Ambrotype 18x24 I am attaching several enlarged fragments of this photo for examining the detail

[yukihiko-honda]

[robelibe]

[businessfotos]

Mittelformat, mittlere Meereshöhe, mittelmäßige Schärfe?

[homeisaplaceinthehills]

Nikolai Jan Preuschoff

Middlebury, Vermont. August 2024

[saleemahmed]

north philadelphia, 2014

[sananaleskerov]

Wall of natural abstractions. Kish River - 2023 Plaubel Makina 67 film Ilford Delta-400 scan

[vintagecameraporrrn]

Plaubel Makina I - First generation Makina press camera that began production in 1912. Folding camera with precision knob focusing, multiple viewfinders, and interchangeable film backs. Comes with single-coated 100mm f2.9 Anticomar lens. No built-in rangefinder. Entirely metal construction.

[emilyharriet]

Self Portrait with Red Pain(t). 2024.

[masamihoshino]

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[tenevva]

annual fair 1997

[andros-zz]

Ambrotype 18x24. Md: Solomeya Lyutova. 2023…

[yukihiko-honda]

[robelibe]

[businessfotos]

Deus ex Makina 67

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

"DRIVING THROUGH TEXAS, ARIZONA, NEW MEXICO, AND CALIFORNIA, WENDERS WAS CAPTIVATED…"

PIC(S) INFO: Spotlight on assorted photographs by German filmmaker Wim Wenders, documenting the American Southwest while scouting locations for his classic neo-Western/drama/road movie, "Paris, Texas," c. 1983.

OVERVIEW: "In late 1983, looking for the subjects and locations that would bring the desolate landscape of the American West to life for his iconic film "Paris, Texas," German filmmaker Wim Wenders took his Makina Plaubel 6 x 7 camera on the road. Driving through Texas, Arizona, New Mexico and California, Wenders was captivated by the unique, saturated, colorful light of the vast, wild landscape of the American West--even in the 20th century, a land associated with cowboys and outlaws, and suffused with the mythology of the frontier. The series he produced, "Written in the West," was first exhibited in 1986 at the Centre Pompidou in Paris, and first published in 2000."

-- D.A.P./Distributed Art Publishers, on "Written in the West, Revisited" (2015) by Wim Wenders

Sources: https://plainmagazine.com/wim-wenders-west-1983, Artsy, AnOther Magazine, Artsy, PRINT Magazine, LPAC Blog, Blogazine, Pinterest, various, etc...