Cool thing about shooting in B&W it allows you to be creative with lighting leading to wonderful contrast !
Camera: Minolta XG-1, Film: Ilford Delta 400
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Black & White, Contrast !
Posted in Vintage Cameras, tagged contrast, photography, street on July 20, 2009 | 3 Comments »
Lenses are important…
Posted in Camera Techniques, Vintage Cameras, tagged art, lens, minolta, photography, urban on July 16, 2009 | 3 Comments »
The most important thing on a camera without a doubt is the lens, without it, taking photos, unless it’s a pinhole camera, is futile ! So then why not spend $$$’s on a very good lens ? But what’s the definition of a good lens ? Hmmm, for me… it’s a lens that is capable of capturing [...]
Why we walk away…
Posted in Vintage Cameras, tagged photography, street on May 24, 2009 | 4 Comments »
The thing I love most about photography is the freedom to tell a story without words…
Camera: Minolta XG-1, Film: Ilford Delta 400.
Dodge. Burn. Angle.
Posted in Camera Techniques, Post Processing Techniques, Vintage Cameras, tagged photography on May 22, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I’m no landscape photographer, don’t really have the patience for it (and seeing some landscape photags in action tells me you need a lot of it). Although having said this I do like to experiment and add my own take on landscape photography, sometimes a scene a just too nice to let go !
So. What do [...]
Positive & Negative Film, Together.
Posted in Film Manipulation, Vintage Cameras, tagged art, composite, Jelly Camera, Kodak Retina 1b, photography on January 26, 2009 | 9 Comments »
Today I was going over my negatives and I thought I should scan two together at once, but I thought I’d do something a bit different. One negative was a normal negative B&W and the other was a colour positive C41 (cross processing C41 with E-6 chems turns them into positives). OK, so I joined them two together [...]
Mitten Motion Blur Layer.
Posted in Layers & Textures, Post Processing Techniques, Vintage Cameras, tagged art, Kodak Retina 1b, photography, street on January 15, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Aside from taking photos and trying to shoot them right I do love to take them only to completely destroy them too ! So this evening I’m sitting back, chilling out, doing not much really when I spot my mittens nearby (don’t know why they’re nearby as it is middle of summer where i am !). Anyway, I grabbed [...]

