Show us yer film shots then!

mothdust said:
Lady Liberty, from my trip to Paris last weekend. Fujifilm DL Super Mini and some "Kodak 400" film that may have been out of date, the whole roll had a weird colour cast to it.


Liberty by bombs and monitors, on Flickr
Click to expand...
Really like this, the great autumn colours of the trees contrasting with the blue/grey of the Liberty, excellent
 
walsh said:
batch testing some long expired Svema 100 film on the Lomo LC-A.

1



2



3

Click to expand...
A nice set, I am not at all famiar with the fim you used I am imagining it is eastern european? Really like the grain and the composition in 1 & 3
 
essexash said:
A few from Audley End house last weekend.

Leica M3, 50mm Summicron, Ilford FP4+ overdeveloped just a tad







Click to expand...
Excellent monochrome set, love the contrast of all of theewith1 & 2 being very timeeless looking, very strong work
 
Solo man said:
Really nice image Adrian, lovely colours and nice light and I like the depth to it...
Click to expand...

Thanks for the comment Lee, much appreciated

RaglanSurf said:
That's gorgeous, it's real challenge to get good landscape shots in conditions like those and you've cracked it :thumbs:
Click to expand...

Thanks Nick, I am not sure what was more challenging the lighting conditions or the hike up the mountain with too much gear!

trevorbray said:
Oh Boy. Just love it Adrian. Thanks for posting, I've been having negative (pun intended) thoughts about 35mm. My faith is restored. Onward...
Click to expand...

Thanks very much Trevor, 35mm can I think yield some respectable results

Andysnap said:
Excellent shot Adrian, really like that.
Click to expand...

Cheers Andy

strax said:
Those dark clouds really contribute to the feel of the image and help the eye towards the sun streaming on the mountains behind.
Click to expand...

The lighting conditions were very changeble and I had to bide my moment. I took two shots of which this was the better I think

Cg_Girl said:
That is just so beautiful Adrian..
Click to expand...

Many thanks T

alfbranch said:
That is just stunning
Click to expand...

Thanks Alf
 
Jao said:
A nice set, I am not at all famiar with the fim you used I am imagining it is eastern european? Really like the grain and the composition in 1 & 3
Click to expand...
Thanks, yep it's Ukrainian film from the Soviet Union. I think it's held up pretty well!
 
I'm a bit bored so thought I would have a look to see if there were any shots I'd missed that might be ok. There weren't really.....:lol: But I did have a little tinker with these 2 which were ok first time round but I wasn't quite happy with. Both on the sadly deceased Yashica Mat on Kodak T-Max 100, taken during a walk alongside the Crinan Canal in Scotland.


Winch---Crinan-Canal-2 by andysnapper1, on Flickr


Moorings---Crinan-Canal-Square by andysnapper1, on Flickr

Cheers

Andy
 
VirtualAdept said:
I've redone a minor bit of tweaking, curves etc, to an oldish film shot.
Click to expand...
Looks like we're both bored then. :thumbs:

I like this, a very nice candid portrait.
 
Andysnap said:
I'm a bit bored so thought I would have a look to see if there were any shots I'd missed that might be ok. There weren't really.....:lol: But I did have a little tinker with these 2 which were ok first time round but I wasn't quite happy with. Both on the sadly deceased Yashica Mat on Kodak T-Max 100, taken during a walk alongside the Crinan Canal in Scotland.


Winch---Crinan-Canal-2 by andysnapper1, on Flickr


Moorings---Crinan-Canal-Square by andysnapper1, on Flickr

Cheers

Andy
Click to expand...
Andy, very nice 120 work, I particularly like the reflections in the second image
 
^^^^^^^^

WHS :thumbs:
 
Scott, that is a bit spesh in fact it gets a G'Osh from me.:thumbs:
 
^^ Yep me as well. Super sets and really nice to see different places. Next time you go on a honeymoon we're all coming with you.:lol:
 
PMN said:
I'm a big fan of your work RJ, another cracking set!
Click to expand...

Thanks, Paul :)

Andysnap said:
^^ Yep me as well. Super sets and really nice to see different places. Next time you go on a honeymoon we're all coming with you.:lol:
Click to expand...

Many thanks, Andy. I'm not sure if the new wife would approve of the extra travellers though. ;)

Solo man said:
I really like these two RJ...... you have taken some great images of your trip.
Click to expand...

Cheers, Lee. We really enjoyed our trip and we had great weather, which provided us with some really nice light for the photos.
 
Andysnap said:
^^ Yep me as well. Super sets and really nice to see different places. Next time you go on a honeymoon we're all coming with you.:lol:
Click to expand...


:lol::lol: I was thinking the same earlier but didn't have time to write it..



RJ another fan of your work here!:thumbs:
 
Would that be the current Mrs Shark or are you planning to have another 'new wife'? :naughty:
 
Jao said:
11252983926_69bdb30fa0_c.jpg


Shot from the summit of Snowdon last Saturday, Nikon F100, Cosina 19-35mm @ 19mm, Fuji Reala 100 and an Asda Dev and scan, taken during my mountain fix away from the flatlands
Click to expand...

That is a rather cracking shot! Tones and composition work really well for me.

Andysnap said:
I'm a bit bored so thought I would have a look to see if there were any shots I'd missed that might be ok. There weren't really.....:lol: But I did have a little tinker with these 2 which were ok first time round but I wasn't quite happy with. Both on the sadly deceased Yashica Mat on Kodak T-Max 100, taken during a walk alongside the Crinan Canal in Scotland.

{snip}


Moorings---Crinan-Canal-Square by andysnapper1, on Flickr

Cheers

Andy
Click to expand...

Andy, that boats shot is a winner. Love the contrast and the simple composition really works imho. The reflections are also cracking and really make the shot.

walsh said:
Sunset



Bronica ETRS
Velvia 50
Click to expand...

Gah, Can't wait to crack out the Velvia 50! Lovely sky and the texture in the foreground is spot on. Nice work :)

skysh4rk said:
A few from one of our evenings in Hong Kong:



{snip}
Click to expand...

Absolutely love the tones in all of these. Especially like the first though, feels like I'm standing there. Great set of photographs!
 
So, I have to admit I'm a little late in getting these posted. The disposable camera challenge these were taken for was back in November last year! I took them in the week or two that they were meant to be taken in, it just completely slipped my mind afterwards! Anyway, here are the two best shots I got for the disposable camera challenge 2012 :D


Untitled by Jonathan Woods Photography, on Flickr
[url=http://www.flickr.com/photos/woodsy2k/11298088464/]
Untitled by Jonathan Woods Photography, on Flickr

Both were taken on a Rollie Retro disposable, ISO100 film[/URL]
 
Bit tasty those Woodsy...
 
Very nice Woodsy, very dramatic. Your sherpa must have been shattered lugging that disposable up the mountain.
 
They both have a really nice feel to them almost like they were taken with a Petzval lens. Its a long time since I went for a tramp in the mountains...apparently the tramps don't like it.
 
^^^:lol:
 
Those disposable shots were very nice indeed, Jonathan.
 
This is one place i really look forward to opening with all the lovely photos guys..:thumbs::thumbs: ( well that and opening ebay and extending the watch list! i am determined to get a bargain!:D)
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top