the photography thread.

[thepman]

Those are great up there. How was it in Kenya? Worth traveling to?

^thanks JB!^

Yeah for sure, beautiful country and a beautiful people. I know it's such a cliche for people to visit a third world country and talk about how humbling it is, but it's so true.

[Hercules Rockefeller]

that boat shot is great! i really gotta travel to africa some time. strangle a lion or sth.

i shot Kadavar for Noisey yesterday, it was amazing. so much hair.

http://noisey.vice.com/alps/read/kadaver-konzert-graz-fotos-666

[Cadillac Ranch Dressing]

Great shots, Thep and Herc! How'd you get hooked up with Noisey?

[Hercules Rockefeller]

Great shots, Thep and Herc! How'd you get hooked up with Noisey?

it was kind of a hookup through a friend, plus i was lucky since they didnt play a show in vienna this time... hopefully this will lead to more chances like that.

simply put, just write every mag you can think about if they want to cover something, sometimes you can get lucky.

[tumulishoomaroom]

Some more Ektar :







I love the boat and the kid's photo thepman !

[Made In China]

Man I love Ektar long exposures so much, the colors come out insanely good. I have a roll in the fridge that I'm saving for when I can get my hands on a tripod and shutter cable.

[Fongstarr.]

L-R-G demo. Miles Silvas

[coneklr]

Great pics in here!  I really need to get a real camera soon as I definitely realized while visiting the ice caves today.  Here is one I shot with my iphone haha

[Fongstarr.]

^^^Wow....where is that? Looks crazy.

[coneklr]

^^^Wow....where is that? Looks crazy.

Big Four Ice Cave Washington  It really was amazing but scary as fuck when you think about if that shit collapsed while you were in it!  I'll throw up another pic in a bit.

[coneklr]

Fongstarr, here are a few unedited ones I took today out of like 80 haha!  The place is deserving of a real photographer/camera for sure, it's amazing

[Fongstarr.]

Wow......that looks rad as hell. Might have to track out there and see it for myself.

[coneklr]

Wow......that looks rad as hell. Might have to track out there and see it for myself.

If you're ever gonna seriously think about it, sooner is better than later.  Since it's all natural and not supported, it will collapse at some point.  And it was definitely sketchy ( but so worth it ) to go all the way to the back of it.  It's just creepy hearing little rocks drop out of the ice or a piece of ice fall, haha.  But when you get to the back it opens up into a "room" that's probably at least 5-6 stories tall and has a hole in the top where you can see the sky.  Oh also depending on the time of the year, there may be a waterfall in the back like this pic I just found via google

[Jares]

Goof'n around with some split toning. Stoked on the results, reminds me of dreams I've had.





The full set is here:https://ello.co/myvaportrail/post/DVaQ_vJFxLFGLYrAIZNHXA

The ice cave pics are on some Hoth shit, so good, Fong that pic of Silvas is beautiful, and tumulishoomaroom your Ektachrome game is killing me. Makes me wanna fire up the ol F3 and slither around town snapp'n night pics.

[Cadillac Ranch Dressing]

You're doing good things with Ektar, tumulishoomaroom.







A couple from my first color roll with the Leica. Loving it.

[Hercules Rockefeller]

dang i just realized i have 5 rolls of film i forgot to develop.. really looking forward to that.

[Fongstarr.]

Cadillac.....you just happened to run into John Waters? Great photos as always.




One more form the L-R-G demo. Jack Curtin switch 50-50.

[Cadillac Ranch Dressing]

Cadillac.....you just happened to run into John Waters? Great photos as always.

Haha basically. It was at a Baltimore festival and I had heard he was walking around. I actually found him in the back of the crowd for Future Islands. Such a humble guy.

Thanks, Fong!

[DMH]

Just got a few rolls back. These are some of my favorites.

[Brandon]

hi guys. great to see that this thread is still so productive. here are some 120 shots from the past year.

[pabloalvarado]

I love this old camera. Canon TL-B. Beatiful light leaks. I�m into lomography and shit like that. So...I like this part of the forum. Nice that you guys like take photos so much cause I fucking love it !

[Brandon]

i do freelance work for a downtown development firm, and part of the job involves creating photographic timelines for building progress. here are a few from the inside of stockton's tallest building (a lowly 12 stories):

[Cadillac Ranch Dressing]

Loving your stuff, as always, Brandon. Your colors are really good, especially in this first one. What kind of film are you using?

Just picked up a Voigtlander 28mm f/1.9 for the Leica, but still waiting on a 28mm viewfinder until I really start using it.

[Brandon]

thanks man! all of those 120 shots, with the exception of the one b&w frame, are portra 400 shot at 200. the interior shots are from my fujix100...trying to improve my color editing skills with each import.

how are you liking your M3 so far? i'm envious. 

[Cadillac Ranch Dressing]

Never pulled film, but your results make me want to. Looks great, dude.

The M3 is great. I've had to put more money into it than I really wanted to, but it's worth it I guess. I got it for a steal and it had been recently CLAed so I've felt alright spending money on stuff like the 28mm, but I feel stupid paying $160 for a 28mm viewfinder. I need it, but I wish I could be putting that money towards something better.

I'm really looking forward to really taking it to the streets, like fast paced street photography, since I've been doing some pretty stationary portraits and landscapes. It's harder in the winter, since there's a lot less outdoor stuff going on, but Baltimore has a weird Christmas parade coming up so I think I'll really get to see how I like it then.

[HHH]

You're doing good things with Ektar, tumulishoomaroom.







A couple from my first color roll with the Leica. Loving it.

Heyy, these really stand out for me, what camera is that? Most of the stuff here is pretty entertaining

[Cadillac Ranch Dressing]

Thanks, HHH!

The first three are with a Yashica Mat 124G and the last two are with a Leica M3.

[thepman]

So many talented people in this thread! I'm not big into my photography, my 35mm camera is pretty basic and only ever seem to take pictures when I go on trips/have spare money, so I don't know the technical side too well but I always get really stoked on this thread. I posted my Kenya pictures a couple pages back and realised I had some iPhone ones (sorry!) but I kind of liked these ones:

[Fongstarr.]

Thanks, HHH!

The first three are with a Yashica Mat 124G and the last two are with a Leica M3.

Is that Yashica worth the price? Always wanted a medium format but just couldn't justify say a Hassleblad.

[tumulishoomaroom]

Never pulled film, but your results make me want to. Looks great, dude.

The M3 is great. I've had to put more money into it than I really wanted to, but it's worth it I guess. I got it for a steal and it had been recently CLAed so I've felt alright spending money on stuff like the 28mm, but I feel stupid paying $160 for a 28mm viewfinder. I need it, but I wish I could be putting that money towards something better.

I'm really looking forward to really taking it to the streets, like fast paced street photography, since I've been doing some pretty stationary portraits and landscapes. It's harder in the winter, since there's a lot less outdoor stuff going on, but Baltimore has a weird Christmas parade coming up so I think I'll really get to see how I like it then.

Really agree with that. It's stupid expensive. I really wanted to buy a wide angle for a moment but this made me refrain the impulse. Plus the M3 is so perfect for the 50mm that I don't think I'm going to buy any more lenses now.

Fongstarr : Either the 124G or a Rolleicord (not Flex, way more expensive) are very good medium format camera that shouldn't burn a hole too deep in your pocket. If you want to try medium format for really cheap, get a Lubitel 2, it's all plastic but the lens is pretty good; it's just that it's a pain in the ass to use, but it's good to learn the hard way. They are all TLR (Twin Lens Reflex) with 6x6 negatives.