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Post edited by Whickwithy at 2013-06-30 10:08:49The Sentient Struggle For Transformation
https://www.amazon.com/Sentient-Struggle-Transformation-Whickwithy/dp/1734822147/ -
Some shots of Moscow I did in April on my Smena 8m
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Love those Russian buildings , square columns as opposed to the classical ones .British Museum
"Read my posts and see why we`re not allowed nice things anymore"
"Brought to you straight from the People`s Republic of There`s Something Wrong With You . The Hoi Polloi Capital of the World" -
Eindhoven 2012 , Sunday morning , coffee bar ranch with a stiffness of Twitter bitching going on in the background by my partners in crime , inbetween rain showers .
Post edited by Sartori at 2013-06-18 08:23:23"Read my posts and see why we`re not allowed nice things anymore"
"Brought to you straight from the People`s Republic of There`s Something Wrong With You . The Hoi Polloi Capital of the World" -
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Sparky said:The_Carpathian said:
The Sage, Gateshead
(Kodak 400TX film in a Holga 120CFN)
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I do like this
Cheers, Sparky - it was taken short and pushed in order to bring out all the grain and add a bit of drama but it worked way better than planned. Very pleasantly surprised when I got the film scans back!Post edited by The_Carpathian at 2013-06-20 08:10:20A million fires before your harvest comes. To burn out.
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The_Carpathian said:Sparky said:The_Carpathian said:
The Sage, Gateshead
(Kodak 400TX film in a Holga 120CFN)
(image edited out of reply to save bandwidth for mobile Frappers)
I do like this
Cheers, Sparky - it was taken short and pushed in order to bring out all the grain and add a bit of drama but it worked way better than planned. Very pleasantly surprised when I got the film scans back!
Wow, so that's real film? All mine are little phone pics edited in digital. I'd love to get into analogue photography. -
Sparky said:The_Carpathian said:Sparky said:The_Carpathian said:
Wow, so that's real film? All mine are little phone pics edited in digital. I'd love to get into analogue photography.
when i was at college digital cameras hadn't come out really and i learnt analogue, i loved the whole process of developing and printing. i was quite anti digital camera when they first came out but did convert. about a year ago i brought a couple of analogue cameras and was really excited about it, but then i remembered all the downsides and haven't used them much since the initial flurry of activity.this is inside JET, a european nuclear fusion research experiment. nuclear fusion is much cleaner than fission (how current nuclear power plants work) they super heat the fuel to 100 million degrees and spin it round inside this thing, mental!
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Sparky said:
Wow, so that's real film? All mine are little phone pics edited in digital. I'd love to get into analogue photography.
Yeah, just a nice b&w 35mm. I used to use Ilford HP5+ 120mm Medium Format film - that stuff was fun to play with!
I'm digital now, though, all the places I used to buy film and get it developed are long gone.
A million fires before your harvest comes. To burn out.
Wear the mask of a heathen. For the moon's lonely eyes. -
ping said:Sparky said:The_Carpathian said:Sparky said:The_Carpathian said:
Wow, so that's real film? All mine are little phone pics edited in digital. I'd love to get into analogue photography.
when i was at college digital cameras hadn't come out really and i learnt analogue, i loved the whole process of developing and printing. i was quite anti digital camera when they first came out but did convert. about a year ago i brought a couple of analogue cameras and was really excited about it, but then i remembered all the downsides and haven't used them much since the initial flurry of activity.this is inside JET, a european nuclear fusion research experiment. nuclear fusion is much cleaner than fission (how current nuclear power plants work) they super heat the fuel to 100 million degrees and spin it round inside this thing, mental!
That is very Ridley Scott. And mental! :)
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