the photography thread.

[Matze]

The white side of Baltimore 😂
Love those.

Edit: need one of those. If you can save 3 bucks on every roll that would be awesome and that would be awesome. It would take me ten years to be on a plus

http://petapixel.com/2015/12/07/this-guy-built-his-own-automatic-film-processor-the-filmomat/

[Cadillac Ranch Dressing]

The white side of Baltimore 😂
Love those.

Edit: need one of those. If you can save 3 bucks on every roll that would be awesome and that would be awesome. It would take me ten years to be on a plus

http://petapixel.com/2015/12/07/this-guy-built-his-own-automatic-film-processor-the-filmomat/

Haha thanks. Yeah, Baltimore's two sides couldn't be more polar opposite.

Saw that film processor yesterday. Looks awesome, but I definitely don't have the money to drop $2k on it especially when Jobo's are a fraction of that price.

[Smerdyakov]

Who's the guy in the first photo, he looks so familiar. Sick stuff!

If you are talking about my post his name is Kyle Shone, Florida dude.

[Molte]

Baltimore.. Do you know Dope Body?

[Hash Slinging Slasher]

some phone stuff

[N.L.]

Couple of shots from a serious swell that hit the PNW a week ago.



The actual surf shots are pretty crappy. 300mm lens from half a mile away with no tripod... but you get the sense...

[Cadillac Ranch Dressing]

Baltimore.. Do you know Dope Body?

Yep, I know of them, but I don't know their music too well. I think I remember someone in this thread posting photos from a show they did in Europe? a while back. Was it you?

[Matze]

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The white side of Baltimore 😂
Love those.

Edit: need one of those. If you can save 3 bucks on every roll that would be awesome and that would be awesome. It would take me ten years to be on a plus

http://petapixel.com/2015/12/07/this-guy-built-his-own-automatic-film-processor-the-filmomat/

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Haha thanks. Yeah, Baltimore's two sides couldn't be more polar opposite.

Saw that film processor yesterday. Looks awesome, but I definitely don't have the money to drop $2k on it especially when Jobo's are a fraction of that price.

damn, I did not know that consumer friendly film processing machines exist! just looked around a bit and found out that you can buy jobo cpp2 for around 300 Euros ...that stuff is way cheaper, you're so right. maybe I should get some of those. someone ever used that?

[Molte]

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Baltimore.. Do you know Dope Body?

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Yep, I know of them, but I don't know their music too well. I think I remember someone in this thread posting photos from a show they did in Europe? a while back. Was it you?

Yes, that was me. Fucking, fucking, fucking the best fucking show I've ever been to. Bought a LP (dude, do you say an or a LP?), it didn't do much just to their live performance though. It was almost theatrical. The singer was just, posing, acting and doing funny faces for days. Everything came natural, nothing forced. Just raw, uncensored madness and beauty..

[Cadillac Ranch Dressing]

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The white side of Baltimore 😂
Love those.

Edit: need one of those. If you can save 3 bucks on every roll that would be awesome and that would be awesome. It would take me ten years to be on a plus

http://petapixel.com/2015/12/07/this-guy-built-his-own-automatic-film-processor-the-filmomat/

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Haha thanks. Yeah, Baltimore's two sides couldn't be more polar opposite.

Saw that film processor yesterday. Looks awesome, but I definitely don't have the money to drop $2k on it especially when Jobo's are a fraction of that price.

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damn, I did not know that consumer friendly film processing machines exist! just looked around a bit and found out that you can buy jobo cpp2 for around 300 Euros ...that stuff is way cheaper, you're so right. maybe I should get some of those. someone ever used that?

I used Jobos at school for 4x5 film. They're really nice and give you a chance to kinda chill while it's developing. My professor has another processor at his house that you literally just put the chemicals, water, and film tank in, press a button and go read a book for 30 minutes while it does it for you.

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Baltimore.. Do you know Dope Body?

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Yep, I know of them, but I don't know their music too well. I think I remember someone in this thread posting photos from a show they did in Europe? a while back. Was it you?

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Yes, that was me. Fucking, fucking, fucking the best fucking show I've ever been to. Bought a LP (dude, do you say an or a LP?), it didn't do much just to their live performance though. It was almost theatrical. The singer was just, posing, acting and doing funny faces for days. Everything came natural, nothing forced. Just raw, uncensored madness and beauty..

Haha I think it's "an" because it's based on sound and not because it's a vowel, but I'm definitely no English major. I'll have to check out a live show around here when I get the chance!

[Gnarfunkell]

[Jordan Wiens]

http://www.jordanpalmerwiens.com/

made a website

[Cadillac Ranch Dressing]

http://www.jordanpalmerwiens.com/

made a website

Good shit, dude.

[Hash Slinging Slasher]

I have a question about color film. So I know that developing color film is totally different from developing black and white, but what about when you get around to enlarging them? Is that completely different too? I know there's color enlarging paper, but are the chemicals different from black and white too?

[Cadillac Ranch Dressing]

I have a question about color film. So I know that developing color film is totally different from developing black and white, but what about when you get around to enlarging them? Is that completely different too? I know there's color enlarging paper, but are the chemicals different from black and white too?

Yeah, the chemicals are different. I've only had experience actually developing color prints through a processor that I put the chemicals in, but I'm not sure if you can do it in a tray process like b&w. Anyone know?

Developing color film actually isn't that difficult or complicated, but making prints can be a headache, depending on how uptight you are about color tones.

[Hash Slinging Slasher]

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I have a question about color film. So I know that developing color film is totally different from developing black and white, but what about when you get around to enlarging them? Is that completely different too? I know there's color enlarging paper, but are the chemicals different from black and white too?

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Yeah, the chemicals are different. I've only had experience actually developing color prints through a processor that I put the chemicals in, but I'm not sure if you can do it in a tray process like b&w. Anyone know?

Developing color film actually isn't that difficult or complicated, but making prints can be a headache, depending on how uptight you are about color tones.

Ok, thank you. I was just curious. I shot black and white this whole past semester for a class but I'm sort of sick of it and want something new and wanted to know if enlarging worked the same way. I don't even know why I asked now that I think of it, because I'm more interested in just scanning the negatives.

[cookieboy]

[Cadillac Ranch Dressing]

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I have a question about color film. So I know that developing color film is totally different from developing black and white, but what about when you get around to enlarging them? Is that completely different too? I know there's color enlarging paper, but are the chemicals different from black and white too?

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Yeah, the chemicals are different. I've only had experience actually developing color prints through a processor that I put the chemicals in, but I'm not sure if you can do it in a tray process like b&w. Anyone know?

Developing color film actually isn't that difficult or complicated, but making prints can be a headache, depending on how uptight you are about color tones.

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Ok, thank you. I was just curious. I shot black and white this whole past semester for a class but I'm sort of sick of it and want something new and wanted to know if enlarging worked the same way. I don't even know why I asked now that I think of it, because I'm more interested in just scanning the negatives.

Printing color is definitely worth trying out at least once. It made me aware of the color in my photos A LOT more. But yeah, color film processing is pretty easy too. The only thing to worry about is making sure your chemicals are the appropriate temperature.

[Silky Johnson]

Those are fantastic cookieboy
What beach is that in the last photo?

[cookieboy]

Thank you so much Silky!
The last photo is at Davenport beach. It's along the 1 about 10-15 minutes north of Santa Cruz.

[PAWL]

[Gnarfunkell]

Brandon, fuck. Loving those.

Finally getting back on the program, here's a few from the last little while.

Vancouver?

[Jordan Wiens]

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http://www.jordanpalmerwiens.com/

made a website

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Good shit, dude.

thanks g! i love your stuff too!

[Andrew]

really cool stuff jordan!


I put together something on my site from my trip to norway this past summer
 
there is a musical accompaniment too, which is something I've never tried before and am kind of just testing out, but I would be interested in hearing your thoughts!
 
 
http://cargocollective.com/andrewkodama/it-hardly-ever-gets-dark-here

[Hash Slinging Slasher]

hey guys, i'm here with another question. for the photography class i was in this past semester we're required to submit work to a city-wide college art show and going through the submission process they asked for a price if we want our work to be sold, so i figured why not. the only thing is that i have no idea how to price something like that. does anyone have any helpful info?

[NergTurtleson]

[Andrew]

hey guys, i'm here with another question. for the photography class i was in this past semester we're required to submit work to a city-wide college art show and going through the submission process they asked for a price if we want our work to be sold, so i figured why not. the only thing is that i have no idea how to price something like that. does anyone have any helpful info?

it depends on the circumstances of the art show. Are you responsible for your own framing and printing of the photos? Will the school/gallery be taking any commission for your photos? How big is the print? Is it going to be a 'limited' print? (i.e- 1 of 5 prints made). How much are other people pricing their work at?

All of these things will affect the price. A good rule of thumb is to cover the obvious expenses that it takes to produce the print and get it hanging for the show. Beyond that it's basically up to you. Art value is subjective as hell and since it's a college art-show and not your own personal gallery showing, you can kind of arbitrarily charge what you want. Also keep in mind the kind of people who will be going to this show. Will they be broke college kids or will they be rich alumni of the school looking to get a print? Also keep in mind the kind of photographs you're going to be showing. for example, even the most beautifully shot photo of your friend doing a BS smith grind will not likely sell for much because the target audience is small and likely to be broke. On the other hand, if the photo is something that you see as universally marketable or appealing for people to hang in their house, you can kind of work the price up.

[Molte]

hey guys, i'm here with another question. for the photography class i was in this past semester we're required to submit work to a city-wide college art show and going through the submission process they asked for a price if we want our work to be sold, so i figured why not. the only thing is that i have no idea how to price something like that. does anyone have any helpful info?

Think nice quality posters sold in a store specialized in that kind of shit. If you've got some quality shit on your hand, double the prize, do you feel intimidated comparing your photos with poster art sold in stores, lower the prize.

[Matze]

[Matze]