One thing about the 6 x 7 format I really appreciate is that everything is depicted in a “grand” way (even blue tongues!) and truer to life vs. the 35mm format.
The effect is always visible to my eye, but becomes more apparent when comparing images from the two formats in a side-by-side fashion.
—Peter.
Prosophos 
Well I can only go on your images Peter and I have to agree. You’ve summed it up well.
I am happy to say though, if the weather co-operates it’ll be my first day back into making some images!
Great! Glad to learn you have finally recovered.
hi peter, this is a beautiful image. do you develop the film yourself or do you have it developed ? i am considering getting a hasselblad 501 or 503 but i am still unsure about the whole development and scanning process. i have a plustek 5200 that i can use for my 35mm film (leica and so on). but i would have to upgrade if i get into medium format.
Hello Marc. For B&W, I develop and scan myself. For colour, I have both done by a lab.
Dangerous Mamiya 7II:
A shot that costs the poor boy a tooth and burn marks on his tongue!
Wonderful Mamiya 7II:
There seems to be no 2 D distance between the medium and realitiy!
Congratulations Peter!…. and now we all wait for comparisations Mamiya – Leica M-E!!!
Thank you my friend, Andreas, but no comparisons are forthcoming.
I can tell you that the Mamiya would easily win any image quality comparisons.