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Re: Some recent photography [Re: Damkina]
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goddamn my old film camera broke down some time ago and i havent gotten a new one yet :frown:


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Re: Some recent photography [Re: Bridgeburner]
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Amazing pictures kirilan.:thumbup:
You should make posters, i want to hang some of those up in my room.:yesnod:


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Re: Some recent photography [Re: Bridgeburner]
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b0red5tiff said:
goddamn my old film camera broke down some time ago and i havent gotten a new one yet :frown:



garage sales are the win for old fim cameras,you can get them on the real cheap since everyones gone digital. plus they usually have a great assortment of lenses to go with them so you could easily get a great set up going for around like $30 or less....also goodwill is ok sometimes i have seen some stuff thats really under priced sitting next to some overpriced shit it just depends ya know good luck when you get one def post up some stuff!:awethumb:


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Re: Some recent photography [Re: PNW FunGal]
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Re: Some recent photography [Re: kirilan] * 2
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Re: Some recent photography [Re: kirilan]
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kirilan said:



what is that? looks like reptile skin...


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Re: Some recent photography [Re: kirilan]
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kirilan said:




i love this! the contrast is amazing it just looks unreal freakin fantasic!


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Re: Some recent photography [Re: PNW FunGal]
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Kirilian you are my current person-I-indirectly-know-photo-idol. You take such sick pictures and choose good ones to show. I fucking love the lady bug one. I would love the house picture more, but IMHO, I like more sky above houses, if possible, and more width to shots or cropping. Its definitely an ill photo, though. :awehigh:

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Re: Some recent photography [Re: TTT]
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Thanks guys :grin:

That last HDR one was definitely a spur of the moment kind of thing, taken a while ago that I just recently found on my computer.
I haven't done much HDR in the past but I kind of like how that one turned out and I've been waiting for a nice day to shoot some pics around the forest. I didn't really mean for it to be houses and such, my backyard just looked cool at the time :grin: Will definitely experiment that in the near future if summer ever comes to this damn city!

Anyway, here are some film shots I finally got around to getting developed today.







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Re: Some recent photography [Re: Shins]
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Shins said:
kirilan said:



what is that? looks like reptile skin...


You really think it looks like reptile skin? Haha damn, I don't see it at all.

It's some rusty thang I found in Hawaii.


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Re: Some recent photography [Re: kirilan]
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Re: Some recent photography [Re: kirilan]
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Cool, Pentax was in the news recently, it either went out of business or got bought out.

What lenses are your shooting with, the colors look good.

I recommend Nikon, great glass and serves its purpose well.

Here is a clip shot on Nikon D5100


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Re: Some recent photography [Re: Rectangle 3D]
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That's too bad if they went out of buisness, Pentax is a good company.

It's just a 18-55mm that I bought with the camera. I haven't bought any new lenses for it becasue I know somewhere down the line I will invest in a Canon, And start my lens collection with that camera.

My next camera will be a Canon. EOS 5D Mark II or EOS 60D or the 7D.
Dependnig on my patience and how much I save up :tongue2:

I bought a Pentax as my first slr because it was in my price range, reasonably cheap for a pretty decent first slr. But if I had the money, It really wouldn't have been my first choice.


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Re: Some recent photography [Re: kirilan]
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kirilan said:
I bought a Pentax as my first slr because it was in my price range



my first camera was an old Zeiss Ikon, the cost about $10 back in the early
70s, 120 film, I kept it for some years and it got lost in a move, my first
SLR was a Yashica FX-3 that one of my brother's friends stole and pawned.
over the years I'd collected a few decent cameras, a couple of old Bronica
S2s, Mamiya RZ67, Minolta X7, several Nikons, a Nikonos V and a Hasselblad
503 with a 16mp digi back... I lost (stolen) all those in 2002, the hassy was
pretty much new to me and the back alone cost me about $12k

now all I have left is a Kodak Hawkeye and a Sony F-828 and a fuckload of 120
and 220 film, I think I still have some 35mm infrared film too


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