First time posting here, I feel pretty good about these photos I took on a trip in Italy.
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Let me know what y'all think, I've been lurking in these thread for a while and have been really inspired by a lot of your stuff!
I've been shooting a lot on 35mm lately. It's so much fun. Your whole thought process changes while shooting. You're more focused and precise. And don't forget the joyous moments when you get your pictures back from the lab and you can finally see your work. Not to mention the glorious aesthetic that film gives. I don't think I can go back.
1 by Edwin van der Sande, on Flickr
4 by Edwin van der Sande, on Flickr
6 by Edwin van der Sande, on Flickr
14 by Edwin van der Sande, on Flickr
Alright, alright. One digital photo
3 by Edwin van der Sande, on Flickr
Good to see more people using film on here! If you like the feeling of getting your pictures back from the lab you will love processing them yourself, and it's so much cheaper!
Some of my photos from the last few days
Panamania @ Nathan Phillips Square by Carl Sim, on Flickr
Row, row, row of boats by Carl Sim, on Flickr
Boat through the waters by Carl Sim, on Flickr
City in the Distance by Carl Sim, on Flickr
Is that Downers Grove? Gotta be, right?
I went to North HS a few blocks from there. I remember bowling for 50 cents a game at Tivoli on Sunday mornings.
Does anyone have any tips to reduce sun flare on my old manual lenses? It gets real bad sometimes.
Use a lens hood.
Wonderful shots!I've been shooting a lot on 35mm lately. It's so much fun. Your whole thought process changes while shooting. You're more focused and precise. And don't forget the joyous moments when you get your pictures back from the lab and you can finally see your work. Not to mention the glorious aesthetic that film gives. I don't think I can go back.
I've been shooting a lot on 35mm lately. It's so much fun. Your whole thought process changes while shooting. You're more focused and precise. And don't forget the joyous moments when you get your pictures back from the lab and you can finally see your work. Not to mention the glorious aesthetic that film gives. I don't think I can go back.
1 by Edwin van der Sande, on Flickr
4 by Edwin van der Sande, on Flickr
6 by Edwin van der Sande, on Flickr
14 by Edwin van der Sande, on Flickr
Alright, alright. One digital photo
3 by Edwin van der Sande, on Flickr
Started following you on instagram a while back, always amazed at what you get out of the iphone. Doing any DSLR photography lately?impressive!
@pringles always a fan of your work.
iphone:
Very nice.
Sunset somewhere in S. Miguel, Azores by Marco Sousa, no Flickr
Penedo de Sta. Cruz by Marco Sousa, no Flickr
@thug waffle, you have a dust spot on your sensor.
maybe i'm missing something, can you tell me where it is? guess i need to get it cleaned
Sunset last night:
Started following you on instagram a while back, always amazed at what you get out of the iphone. Doing any DSLR photography lately?
Took this in Bangkok and I thought it was cool. Just taken with my iPhone 6.
maybe i'm missing something, can you tell me where it is? guess i need to get it cleaned
Übermatik;174777141 said:Between the two heads on the right
Cool. Your iphone stuff is great but looking forward to seeing what you've shot with the dslr.oh really? link? didn't know that you are also there.
just only the wedding ones so far.
or here: http://www.plochacki.de/kristina-and-tim
Arrived 4 days ago from Indonesia, so yeah will (finally) have new ones in the next couple of weeks with dslr, need to look thru and process them.
Scary, what's up with that chest pain?Fëanorian;174763482 said:Haven't been doing much photography lately, dang chest pain makes me all paranoid about going out and taking pictures. UGH.
Pringles how are you liking that Nikon D7200?