m_driscoll
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I'll add a few new photos to my mix. All with Nikon F6 and Ilford FP4 Plus. Cheers, Matt.
http://mdriscoll.zenfolio.com
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Carl: Thanks! not where I'd like to live either.Nice image and great story. I don't think I would want to live on a rock out in the Pacific.
Carl: Priceless images. :salute:Just wanted to add one last old rollei scan to this series. Nice thing about the TLR was the ease of getting down to the right level to shoot the little folks. Cape Cod bay at low tide, also circa early 70's.
Claire: No intervention here. These photos are great! Striking pp. :thumbup:I am officially addicted.
Stiltsville-1 by MsMambo, on Flickr
Horizon Perfekt, Fuji Astia, split toning in Lightroom.
Lewis: Nice angle and composition! Crisp B&W. Well done. :thumbup:Santa Cruz, California
Carl: Excellent series of photos. :thumbup:A few snaps from the local farmers market. Contax G2 + 45mm f/2 Planar on Ilford XP2.
Msglueck: Great color and composition. Gotta love Velvia! :thumbup:Mamiya 7, Velvia 100F, Library in Södermalm, Stockholm/Sweden:
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Library, Stockholm (2010_004_001) by YeTI78 (mgphoto.net), on Flickr
Beautiful B&W work. Love the look of FP4.I'll add a few new photos to my mix. All with Nikon F6 and Ilford FP4 Plus. Cheers, Matt.
http://mdriscoll.zenfolio.com
Thanks Matt. I should have corrected the last series taken with the 35mm Planar and not the 45.Carl: Thanks! not where I'd like to live either.
Carl: Priceless images. :salute:
Carl: Excellent series of photos. :thumbup:
Cheers, Matt
http://mdriscoll.zenfolio.com
I really like that! :thumbs::thumbs::thumbs:And, one of my usual, weird, dark mystery shots, on Delta 100 with yellow filter (don't ask me why I shoot these -- I guess I just like shapes and tones sometimes):
Moss Landing, California
Lewis: Nicely done. That first is sort of post-apocalyptic. Mad Max! Beautiful car photo. The grain is really nice. :thumbup:One of my all time favorite cars. Just wish it were mine.
Contax G1, 45mm lens, BW400CN, edited in NIK Silver Efex Pro
Scott: Nice photos. I esp. like the composition and the character of this one. I don't recall see that advertisement on the bus in Germany. I wonder what it's advertising? Clearly, most Germans would know the english meaning. Although, the english clothing company FUK got away with it.
Mike: Texas Leica! Those photos are great. Interesting camera. The detail is awesome! Mystery shot's cool. :thumbs:A couple from my Fuji GW690III (Texas Leica):
Downtown Buena Vista, CO from across the AK river. Not the world's greatest landscape photo due to very strong morning light, thus strong contrast. But this image just amazed me with its detail. Fuji did (does?) make some really nice lenses. You could cut yourself on this negative (just check out the details on the mountains in the background). Ilford Delta 100.
See the full-size scan.
Took a few shots with the Denver-area APUG crew at the Gates Rubber Factory (defunct). This one on Adox CHS Art 100, with a yellow filter:
And, one of my usual, weird, dark mystery shots, on Delta 100 with yellow filter (don't ask me why I shoot these -- I guess I just like shapes and tones sometimes):
I like how she combines her vices . Nice moody photos. Who won the chess game?A series from the early 70's. Good friend. Tri-X developed by 'moi' (when i knew how to do it). Cheers, Matt
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Thanks, Matt. I can highly recommend the Fuji GW/GSW line, after having put a few rolls through mine. The only bummer is you only get 8 shots per 120 roll. The upside is you never have to wait long to put the "right" film in ....
Mike: Texas Leica! Those photos are great. Interesting camera. The detail is awesome! Mystery shot's cool. :thumbs:
Cheers, Matt
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Thanks, Maggie!I really like that! :thumbs::thumbs::thumbs:
Cool shapes, cool tones, what's not to like?
Mike: Thanks. We all had to combine our vices in order to get them all in. I don't remember who won. As I scan old photos, I notice that a lot more of my friends smoked. Don't know anybody who smokes now. I also notice that I took a lot of underexposed "moody" photos.I like how she combines her vices . Nice moody photos. Who won the chess game?
A very attractive "old friend" Matt. And wonderful light on her face in that last one.Grainy, underexposed, Tri-X from the early 1970's. We'd buy it in bulk and load it into cartridges in the lab at school. An old friend. Cheers, Matt.
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Lloyd: Thank you. She was pretty. No idea where she is now. That's a very apt description. Same way I feel and the same thing happens to me.A very attractive "old friend" Matt. And wonderful light on her face in that last one.
You know, there is a special quality to these grainy image that people, and even photographers today don't see or appreciate. I sort of forget myself, and then see one of these, and the reminder brings a flood of nostalgia... sort of like hearing a song from that era, the hearing of which can transport you immediately to another time and place. Thanks for sharing.
That's just a gorgeous photo of a very attractive woman, Matt!Grainy, underexposed, Tri-X from the early 1970's. We'd buy it in bulk and load it into cartridges in the lab at school. An old friend. Cheers, Matt.