Another blast from the past. Shot in May of 1972 with a Nikon FTn and the fabulous 105 F2.5 Nikkor lens. Naturally, the film was Tri-X.
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On previous posts I've raved about the qualities of Anscochrome 64 slide film. It was hard to find and I mostly used Kodachrome for my slides. Nevertheless, the Ansco film had almost a poetic and mystical feel to it. This is a macro shot dating back to the summer of 1974, shot with a Nikon FTn and the superb 55mm F 3.5 macro Nikkor lens.
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