Here are a few black and white photos I snapped using my Nikon D700 DSLR, Minolya Maxxum 7 film SRL, and my Fujifilm XT-2 mirrorless cameras. My intent on these was to give them an old-timey feel and look. Any feedback is greatly appreciated! You can click any image for a 1920x1200 resolution version.
First, here is a Shinto temple in Hawaii. This was taken on slide film with the Minolta:
Secondly, this is a lift bridge in northern Minnesota taken with the Nikon DSLR:
Lastly, here is a cool looking tree I pulled over to photograph on the side of the highway in Utah taken with the mirrorless Fujifim:
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thanks for this amezing and beautiful hawaii temple.@zorro