Recents.. Photos

Humus · **Posted:** July 18th, 2011, 9:31 am

Just a few more from recently:
http://crimpshrimp.deviantart.com/art/Brighton-240437867

http://crimpshrimp.deviantart.com/art/Gypsy-240437469

http://crimpshrimp.deviantart.com/art/C ... ed-The-Cat-240431600

http://crimpshrimp.deviantart.com/art/Still-Home-217693700

http://crimpshrimp.deviantart.com/art/A-View-From-Above-217690538

Adbot · **Posted:** July 18th, 2011, 9:31 am

Ranging God · **Posted:** July 18th, 2011, 9:42 am

I love the one of the lady, it shows true expression. Im not usually a fan of black and white, but these are pretty good.

Humus · **Posted:** August 10th, 2011, 4:37 pm

Ranging God wrote:

I love the one of the lady, it shows true expression. Im not usually a fan of black and white, but these are pretty good.

Thanks

GC is a little dead these days, I see..

Priss · **Posted:** August 10th, 2011, 6:54 pm

I tho I commented on this a while back, I guess I forgot to actually type it! lol

That is a really nice bike, and the old guy adds a nice touch to the bikes age. I also have to agree with Ranging God with the one of the lady, I love her expression. The one with the dog is nice, but would of been better if he/she was maybe looking to the camera instead of showing us his/her tail. The next one is very nice, but I am not sure how to express how it makes me feel. Its nature... and yet there is human touch to it. And last, I don't like the last one much.

You got talent

Duke Juker · RSBandB Donor since 07/01/2010

I like these. I especially like the gray scale. When I took photography in HS, we used black and white film (yes film, not digital) to take shots. For one thing, it's easier to develop, but secondly, the images look pretty cool. I personally like black and white over color. If I get the chance, I'll scan in a couple of the photos I took.

Oh, one thing. I thought the board outside the shop in the third one was a little distracting and out of place. Would have been nice if it wasn't in the picture. Still a good picture, though.

Humus · **Posted:** August 12th, 2011, 11:45 am

Priss wrote:

I tho I commented on this a while back, I guess I forgot to actually type it! lol

That is a really nice bike, and the old guy adds a nice touch to the bikes age. I also have to agree with Ranging God with the one of the lady, I love her expression. The one with the dog is nice, but would of been better if he/she was maybe looking to the camera instead of showing us his/her tail. The next one is very nice, but I am not sure how to express how it makes me feel. Its nature... and yet there is human touch to it. And last, I don't like the last one much.

You got talent

Thanks c:

Duke Juker wrote:

I like these. I especially like the gray scale. When I took photography in HS, we used black and white film (yes film, not digital) to take shots. For one thing, it's easier to develop, but secondly, the images look pretty cool. I personally like black and white over color. If I get the chance, I'll scan in a couple of the photos I took.

Oh, one thing. I thought the board outside the shop in the third one was a little distracting and out of place. Would have been nice if it wasn't in the picture. Still a good picture, though.

You think film is easier to develop?? haha, unloading from the canister onto a reel, then agitating the tank carefully and precisely for about 10 minutes, then enlarging and exposing each print? As opposed to shoving your memory card in your computer? You're crazy

I agree on the board being in the way.. I would've liked this shot so much better otherwise :/

Adbot · **Posted:** August 12th, 2011, 11:45 am

Priss · **Posted:** August 12th, 2011, 11:59 am

Humus wrote:

You think film is easier to develop?? haha, unloading from the canister onto a reel, then agitating the tank carefully and precisely for about 10 minutes, then enlarging and exposing each print? As opposed to shoving your memory card in your computer? You're crazy

I agree on the board being in the way.. I would've liked this shot so much better otherwise :/

Maybe he meant more fun?

Ben · **Posted:** August 12th, 2011, 2:06 pm

Priss wrote:

Humus wrote:

You think film is easier to develop?? haha, unloading from the canister onto a reel, then agitating the tank carefully and precisely for about 10 minutes, then enlarging and exposing each print? As opposed to shoving your memory card in your computer? You're crazy

I agree on the board being in the way.. I would've liked this shot so much better otherwise :/

Maybe he meant more fun?

I think he was referring to the type of film, not film over digital.

Killjoy · **Posted:** August 25th, 2011, 2:29 pm

May I ask what camera, lenses,and other what not you have?

Duke Juker · RSBandB Donor since 07/01/2010

Ben wrote:

Priss wrote:

Humus wrote:

You think film is easier to develop?? haha, unloading from the canister onto a reel, then agitating the tank carefully and precisely for about 10 minutes, then enlarging and exposing each print? As opposed to shoving your memory card in your computer? You're crazy

I agree on the board being in the way.. I would've liked this shot so much better otherwise :/

Maybe he meant more fun?

I think he was referring to the type of film, not film over digital.

Ya, I meant the film type. Black and white film is easier than color film to develop. In class, the teacher would develop it for us, but we did the enlarging and actual picture development of the film. Doing the pictures ourselves was really cool and fun. If I have a chance, I'll scan in some of the photos I did. My mom framed them so I'll need to take them out of the frame before I scan them.

I must say, though, having my own dark room and developing my own film would be pretty sick.

Humus · **Posted:** October 7th, 2011, 7:44 am

Killjoy4eva wrote:

May I ask what camera, lenses,and other what not you have?

Canon 1000D, kit 18-55mm lens.

Duke Juker wrote:

Ya, I meant the film type [...]

Ah, i see.. I've never done colour before, my school didn't have the facilities to do it, not sure about my college..