Nice portrait with soft lighting. I can recommend as a good guide to portrait photography, if it interests you? Robin lectures at Napier University and many years I attended a workshop on landscape photography hosted by John Blakemore at Hospitalfield House, Arbroath. A couple of shots Robin took during that workshop are in the book, so fo me it brings back memories of three days of t ...

Funny shot. A good candidate for the ! :)

Nice shot, works well in colour.

The Bass Rock! I remember it well. Was this taken near the ? Great place for watching Gannet's spectacularly diving into the ocean and those clowns of the avian world, the Puffin's. I'll have to go back there with my 1000mm lens sometime to take some snaps...

Nicely composed shot.

Nice colour; good saturation for ISO 800.

Like that image. Did you use a tripod?

It's purrfect! :D

Hi Pauly, I'm afraid I can't help you on the scanner setup as I get a commercial photographer to scan my films at high resolution using his setup, for a nominal fee. I use my Rolleiflex for medium format, a outfit with vintage Nikkor lenses for critical 35mm. If I want to go really mobile then I use my . Someone who uses a similar setup is Jim Stipovich and you can judge the qual ...

If I go the film route, then it would be the Mamiya 7II rangefinder or something similar. There is a Mamiya rangefinder that shoots square frames but I've forgot the marque of it. Perhaps you mean the Mamiya 6? There's a review Ever considered a Rollei? I have a with the 3.5 Tessar. Gives me the option to shoot 645 as well as 66 and not too bulky. Like the image btw; the crescent m ...