Flatness in Space

For the project I decided to try to shoot it on M.F.
That turned out quite interesting. I tried Bronica Range Finder ad i can say that i really like the camera. It has the high resolution as other MF camera, but it is more comfortable to use. it is light and handy.
The things that i didn't like about the camera was the lens that it had with it from the University media hug stores and the shutter speeds. it doesn't go faster then 500th of a second. And because i like faster films then 400 hundred because of their grainniness i can' t use this one with them. Although that is a good excersise about thinking through the relationships and connections between the amount of light outside, the film speeds, the apertures the lens offer and the shutter speeds.

I walked around Luton to document some sort of flatness, but in time i understood that it is quite hard to do.
over the year i found myself collecting a number of images that in my oppinion represents flatness in space.
these are film scans from the medium format Bronica with Ilford HP4.