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Black & White pics, show yours !!!

kweide

kweide

New member
Why not ? The chrystal clear look of an digital camera is not always pleasing or wanted. The typical analog film look gives a special touch of imperfectness to your pictures as well as concentration on details, on statement, if it has one :).

So go for it, use it
Klaus
 
Jorgen Udvang

Jorgen Udvang

Subscriber Member
Cool nuts and bolts, Turbines.

I like the portrait, Annna. Personally, I do find it more interesting to do the film "look" with film :)

I posted this on the other thread, but since it's b&w, it rather belongs here. The spotless, digital look makes me want to use film the next time I go here though :)

L1 with PanaLeica 14-50mm f/2.8-3.5 @ 50mm and f/3.5

 
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PeterB666

Member
A four-shot panorama in really poor lighting during the middle of the day. A HiTech Pro 10-stopper was used to extend the exposure and flatten the sea and the processing was done to make it look like a late 1800s/early 1900s glass plate photo...


Mimosa Rocks bw o12 by peterb666, on Flickr

Olympus E-P3 and Olympus 12mm f/2
 
JGH

JGH

New member
Hi all, bought a new stripbox and was playing around a bit.
Bth taken at iso 100 F8 @ 180th sec with the 25mm Pancake on the E520.





Thanks J :salute:
 
JGH

JGH

New member
"Those are great, J!"

Thanks, it was a bit hit and miss trying to take self portraits at arms length.
I bought the stripbox for one specific type of picture (which i could do with just window light but i would have the background elements included which i dont want) and the picture is one i have seen by Damien Lovegrove which is a woman lying on a leather sofa and the light coming from behind and above only. Looks fantasic and i want a picture of my wife in this pose. Im also looking into buying a studio strobe as having a modelling light could really be beneficial. Still i enjoy the practice. Thanks for taking the time to comment.

J.
 
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