Landscape photography - mixing medium format and 35mm film
I normally like to carry just one camera system but on occasions it helps to have options. On this trip to the Lake District I lugged the Bronica up the hills but also had the 35mm with a 28-200 zoom which allowed me capture some shots that would have evaded the larger camera. Still images can be viewed on my Instagram page. Equipment Used Bronica SQA-i Nikon F80 + 28-200g Nikkor Velbon Ultra Luxi tripod with Sirui Ball head Sekonic L-508 spotmeter Preview App Mark II Artists Viewfinder (App Store) Vlogging Equipment GoPro Hero 7 Black iPhone 12Pro Etsy Shop https://steveonionsphoto.etsy.com Contact Details Email: [email protected] Twitter: Steve_ONions / steve_onions Instagram: steveonions1 / steveonions1

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