Nice work Sid
I like the others on your blog as well, esp the woman looking in the window, great colour and composition
Have a look here - http://www.wojtekkutyla.com/fringe_festival/ - it's all film (Kodak Tri-x and Tmax 400), but it's a flash presentation so I cannot link to individual photos... Enjoy!
I don't think I've posted this before. Originally shot on Velvia but it was way too much, however I quite like the mono equivalent:
Shot with my Deardorff on the massive Scotland trip earlier in the year
these were underexposed but tweaked them in lightroom-if film has been developed can i still get prints that are darker? ie can i tweak them non digitally, sorry if its a stupid question
The dynamic range is still king. IMO digital is still not quite there.
Er... fontmoss the cyclist from singletrackworld?
I think the Fujifilm SP-2000 digital camera used here just manages to please me funny enough
EDIT: OK, OK - it's the scanner he used... nevermind me... carry on
Strange how I have a natural aversion to print film and prefer to stick with slide, though I must say I've seen some really impressive shots taken on print. Especially your shots...
Oh yes - there are some better (imho) shots in your Sardinia set on flickr
I love this photo...
I dunno why, maybe its 3rds....:shrug:
I don't like the bottom bit, I want to crop it but I'll burn in hell, so I'd have to re-shoot..
Its dark, but that's ok its a great looking rock in that kind of light, nice contrast with the clouds.
reminds me of a face, it has forehead wrinkles, smile lines and cheek bones..
How's this crop?
A while ago I bought a new OM1 and these are some test shots, hope you like them.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/16364505@N08/4133345681/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/16364505@N08/4134107524/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/16364505@N08/4133346881/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/16364505@N08/4134105232/
How do you embed the pictures in the post by the way?
Ah sorry, my mistake...
So I Guess my Q is for Kardos
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2779/4133345681_72a71ecb8c.jpg
paste into the "insert image" icon when composing a post, or wrap image tags around the URL.