Incredible work with the GF670

[bolohead]

In doing my GAS research for the GF670/Bessa III, I came across Jonathan Canlas who shoots with the GF670. He shoots a lot of color and I find his work quite amazing (read...his work is adding to my GAS for this camera).

His blog doesn't have a search function, but if you use advanced search on Google, it'll bring up all of his posts with GF670 in them.

Here's a link to the search (http://www.google.com/search?q=gf670+site%3Ahttp%3A%2F%2Fcanlasphotograp hy.blogspot.com%2F&hl=en&num=10&lr=&ft=i&cr=&safe=images) and links to selected images are below.

IMAGE 1 (http://jonathancanlasphotography.com/blog/june28th/1.jpg)

IMAGE 2 (http://jonathancanlasphotography.com/blog/july2nd/8.jpg)

IMAGE 3 (http://jonathancanlasphotography.com/blog/july19th/6.jpg)

IMAGE 4 (http://jonathancanlasphotography.com/blog/july19th/7.jpg)

[shyoon]

Great stuff. I'm really liking this sort of photography lately. Sort of 'urban photography' shot on medium/large format cameras with colour film. Looking at his blog, he's also using the new Portra 400 as well.

[daniel buck]

I don't know what it is, but I'm always a sucker for those straight-on clean shots of houses. Particularly the looser framed ones like that 2nd shot posted, with extra details surrounding the house like the telephone polles and the trucks. Wonderful photo :-)

[Jamie123]

Nice.

Also, check out this guy's work: http://www.flickr.com/photos/senyoriguana/tags/bessa/

[Frank Petronio]

Just don't say he shames any of us, that will only get you trouble ;-)

[Pickett Wilson]

Please don't post copyrighted images to RFF. It puts the forum at risk and is just bad form.

[bolohead]

Please don't post copyrighted images to RFF. It puts the forum at risk and is just bad form.

My bad. Post updated.