the photography thread

[haesslich]

found on the flickr page of a 12k forum fellow.
the waves look like drawn!

[Charlie Grant]

Wow. Thanks for posting that up Florian. I feel honoured. The waves came out pretty nicely but it's a shame about the dusty bits covering some of the sky 

[moize]

the waves are nice, but the dust is the best bit :)

[Charlie Grant]

the waves are nice, but the dust is the best bit

Thanks Martin. I thought it sort of ruined the photo a touch. Glad to hear you like it.

[mdoudin]

Wow Charlie, this one is certainly one of the most touching photos recently seen! Thank you for it, and thanks for Posting, Haesslich.

[Charlie Grant]

Many thanks Marc. It's much appreciated.

[Charlie Grant]

I found some very simple and fun software called Poladroid today. Here's the link if anyone is interested...
http://www.poladroid.net/

[puggo]

I found some very simple and fun software called Poladroid today. Here's the link if anyone is interested...
http://www.poladroid.net/

´Droid is a classic!

Instant is nice too, mac only:

http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/instant/id482262245?ls=1&mt=12

[bojanix]

Poladroid is a MUST :-)

[Charlie Grant]

[mdoudin]

this picture is just huge charlie.. congrats. love the blur of the waterfall..

[Charlie Grant]

this picture is just huge charlie.. congrats. love the blur of the waterfall..

Thanks Marc. You can't really go too far wrong with such an eye-pleasing subject!

[landtitles]

hey all, been posting some pictures of the film variety on a newish blog
some toy cameras and some adult cameras too

if your so inclined, you can check it out

http://coveringdirt.com/

ya'll be good

lt

[jonny]

I've been shooting with my Polaroid Spectra and some expired film, which seems to have a warm orange look to it.  I posted some on my creative thing-a-day blog (I'm halfway through the year):

http://j-butler.com/blog/archives/2279

The photos are of a park in Pittsburgh, where I live.  The Spectra is my favorite Polaroid camera.

[haesslich]

a friend of mine developed my first b/w film recently. i shot this on a sunny day in spring at AEG, a partly abandoned factory complex.
now i understand why people still shoot on b/w film!

(right click->open image in new tab to see the actual grain)