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[cb1]

a couple of film shots I took and developed with New55 Monobath

Graflex tmax r3monobath (4) by Chris Barzyz, on Flickr


Graflex tmax r3monobath (8) by Chris Barzyz, on Flickr


Taken with a Graflex Crown Graphic with the 120 film back attached - Kodak 120 Tmax 400

 

[Sam Posten]

Joshua Tree with extra sensor dust!

15-JoshuaTree-5537 by Sam Posten III, on Flickr


15-JoshuaTree-5475 by Sam Posten III, on Flickr


15-JoshuaTree-5564 by Sam Posten III, on Flickr

Full set:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/kadath/albums/72157659115893276

Rainbow Basin:

15-RaibowBasin-5451 by Sam Posten III, on Flickr


15-RaibowBasin-5408 by Sam Posten III, on Flickr


15-RaibowBasin-5415 by Sam Posten III, on Flickr


15-RaibowBasin-5410 by Sam Posten III, on Flickr

Full set:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/kadath/albums/72157659188302975

 

[JohnS]

Just some random pictures from San Francisco.

Using a digital camera and a Holga.

The Holga (B&W) didn't come out too great.


cb1,

I use Kodak 120 Tmax 400 in my Holga

 

[Walter C]

Here is one from one of my trips to Asia, using an old 2002 camera.

This is the throne hall of Gyeongbokgung Palace in S Korea.

 

[Citizen87645]

 

[Mike Frezon]

What, Cameron, is THAT?!?


Is it wrong that I seem to be salivating over it?!?

Spoiler

To me, it looks kinda like an egg, bacon and sausage sandwich on a glazed donut...

 

[Citizen87645]

Bacon maple donut from a place called Blue Star in Portland, OR.

 

[JohnRice]

The weather's been rotten. Just grey, cloudy, Fargo skies. The sun did come out for a minute when I happened to be able to take advantage of it. This is actually a pretty straight shot. No retouching at all, just filtration in the B&W conversion. I'm surprised how surreal it looks.

 

[DavidJ]

That's gorgeous, John.

 

[Scott Merryfield]

Wow, John! If the sun was only out for a minute, you made the most of that time. That shot is beautiful.

 

[JohnRice]

Thanks guys. It was incredibly lucky. I set up the shot because you could see the outline of the sun through the clouds, and it looked kind of interesting. Since I already got my jeans all muddy looking through the camera close to the ground, I decided to leave it set up for a few minutes and see how the clouds changed. Then, the clouds cleared just enough to shine through for two shots. It was one of those "Whoa, look at that" moments. It was gone almost before it appeared. If I hadn't already been set up, I'd have missed it.

 

[Scott Merryfield]

That's great, John. Sometimes great photos require as much luck as skill. However, you did have the knowledge and experience to recognize that something special could occur. You were just fortunate that something special actually did occur.

 

[ArmSC]

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Here is one that I took recently just figured I would share.

 

[JohnRice]

Excellent. I love photos that use lines.

 

[Sam Posten]

This year's book is up, mostly of interest to my close family and friends, but if you want to see how easy it is to build a blurb book in a few hours this one went together fast.

http://www.blurb.com/books/6734442-navesink-net-volume-10-0

Fun fact: Was comfortable putting a LOT more cell phone photos in this year!

 

[Mike Frezon]

My dog Ike was quite happy with his gift today:

 

[KeithAP]

My brother's backyard, Christmas Day in Yreka, CA. Taken on my Moto G 2nd gen

-Keith

 

[JohnRice]

Some playing around this morning. I'm still experimenting with extremes.

 

[JohnRice]

This is definitely not my usual type of shot. I almost didn't take it because of the power lines, but now I think they actually add to it in a strange way. Comments??

 

[Hollywodland]

I was thinking there might as well be a general thread for people to share whatever photos they want to.


Sometimes we just have a photo or two we want to share and don't want to start a dedicated thread.


So, I'm hoping anyone who just wants to share a photo will post it here.

Hi,I´ve just noticed the ˝photography section˝-ididnt know HTF had one. Awesome... I also have D7100 (not that it matters, I study photography (my first year)... I think with the first photo you went much too far, although I like HDR-my college professor says that too much HDR leads to a ˝postcard look˝ and I agree... I think things can go too far with HDR really fast, I only use it to bring out the detail and maybe to bring out some colors that I htink are not expressed well enough... Anyway, i didnt mean to brag about studying photography, I merely wanted to mention it. Besides, professors are not always right, a lot of times we have different opinions and even professors usually differ in their opinions...Last time I brought my B&W photo in class and one professor said that blacks have to be deeper to express the ˝noirish˝ feeling in the photo, the next day another professor said that I really need to brighten blacks because the detail is not sufficiently seen. Im really glad i found this photography section or whatever its called