Part of an old Tudor house on Rose Street in Wokingham.Contax 167 with Zeiss 135/2.8 lens and HP5 film.
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Olympus XA
Contax 167MT
With Carl Zeis 180mm/2.8
Yashica 44LM
Pentax LX with 40mm
Canonet GIII QL1.7
Zorki 6
Russian rangefinder
Olympus Mju II
Great little point & shoot
Leica R4
With 35-70mm/3.5 Vario-Elmar
Kodak Retina IIIc
Contax AX
Fitted with 85mm/1.4
Leica IIIf
Fitted with collapsible 50mm/3.5 Elmar
Voigtlander Bessa L
25mm Skopar lens
Olympus 35 SP
Kiev with 52mm 1.8
Pentax MX
With 50mm 1.7 lens
Canon T90 with 85/1.2
Voigtlander Vito B
FED-2 Russian rangefinder
With 85mm/2
Leica M3 d/s
With 50mm/3.5 collapsible Elmar
Minolta 7000
With 70-210
Olympus Trip 35
Panasonic FZ50
Rollei 35
13 comments:
I like this so much. Very interesting shot. It took me a minute to realize what it was.
I love the Tudor bricks between the beams. Good to be able to see them so clearly.
Those old herringbone bricks are lovely. There's just a square that's been filled in with a regular brick pattern - pity no-one had the skills or perhaps the money to patch it up in the old style.
Nicely done John and with some serious glass.
What an awesome capture! Wow....you did one fine job. The old house is so pretty....the bricks and the wood and the windows. Just too pretty. genie
These windows are a magnet! Perfect capture!
Wokingham..... not fare from West Byfleet.
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Very nice.
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Happy 2012.
Love photos of windows, especially on old houses. Happy new year to you John!
Very interesting, I like old buildings..Happy new year..;-D
belle photo b&w, cela rend bien
HAPPY NEW YEAR 2012
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Love this one. Happy New Year and look forward to lots of new images in 2012.
I like the interesting mix of wood and bricks.
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