My daughter is in a program at school where she lives in off-campus housing (affectionately refered to as the "dog house") and she, along with two housemates, raise and continue training on a ~6 month old service dog in training. Their dog this term is named Hershey. He's a goofball. Maddie was home last week for spring break, and brought Hershey for the bulk of it. Required some agility in introducing and supervising the interaction with our dogs, but went well.
Anyway, I pointed the Bronica at Maddie and the dog for some pictures. I shot a ton of digital as well, but honestly, the film shots turned out better. The AF on the 70D was all over the place. Much easier to control with the MF gear.
A few from the rolls:
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The first one with the 110/4 macro on Delta 100; the rest are with the 80/2.8 and FP4+.
Was nice having a big dog around again. But good that he could go back to school with her, too.
Thanks for looking.
Scott