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Hi! I am an amature photographer with big hopes and dreams of one day using my shots to help others in need. Please follow.
I shot this with a p30t Pentax film camera. I developed them in the darkroom at my college. I used d76, fixer, perma-wash. I don't know all of the details on the chemicals because my teacher buys them. I film with Kodak Tri-X Pan 400.
Hi! I am an amature photographer with big hopes and dreams of one day using my shots to help others in need. Please follow.
More from the photo shoot with Immy. I attempted editing in a sky =/
Oh, and look at the really bad tan lines. :P
I saw the clouds behind the stop light and it just came to me man I need to relax about the little things and just enjoy the day and the weather.. Cheers to Mother Nature
I shot this with a p30t Pentax film camera. I developed them in the darkroom at my college. I used d76, fixer, perma-wash. I don't know all of the details on the chemicals because my teacher buys them. I film with Kodak Tri-X Pan 400.
Working my way through Strobist 101.- Finally!!!
Feel free to comment! I can use all the help I can get. Thanks!
This was shot with my DIY beautydish just out of frame and camera right.
580EZ full power ( I think) ISO 400, F/13- 1/250. The back drop is actually white. This is pretty much strait off the cam. I used the direct positive in LR and de-saturated just a touch . I think that's it.
Hi! I am an amature photographer with big hopes and dreams of one day using my shots to help others in need. Please follow.
It must be the most photographed sculpture on the Suffolk coastline.
#You'll find a further collection of phone images @
Taken with Cannon EOS 1100D, 55mm lens, aperture f/5, shutter 1/500, ISO 800.
Taken at 8.30am at the botanic gardens up tambourine mountain in Brisbane Australia..
Hi! I am an amature photographer with big hopes and dreams of one day using my shots to help others in need. Please follow.
Now that's what you call a "bucket and spade"
#You'll find a collection of my favourite Tidal Waves images @
For all of you Flikcrs... This is not me... I'm stating the title on my friend's behalf... Sorry for the misunderstood statement :">
Although only a relatively small remnant of the large heathlands that stretched across this part of south Buckinghamshire, Stoke Common feels very strange, alien and wild.
It lies, along with nearby Burnham Beeches just a couple of miles to the west, at the very edge of the Chiltern Hills as they descend gently SE towards London.
As far as I understand it, the water falling on the porous chalk of the Chilterns mostly passes straight through it (there are almost no surface streams or rivers in the Chilterns), before hitting a layer of London clay far below.
Here at the SE edge of where the chalk ends, the water suddenly finds itself on the surface, sitting on a layer of clay and gravel, flooding the area with shallow pools (and endless squidgy bits - not a geological term though it should be)
I m just an amateur photographer. For me 100+ view is a great achievement. Thanks a lot to everyone who ever has viewed this photo. I learn from all of u. U all r my mentors. Thanks to almighty for bestowing me with such good friends.
Tunnel vision taken from Farmer Cash's Well - an early 19th century commercial water well, part of a collection of images from the "peek a view" album.
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Today Flickr Group Roulette is paying tribute to the founder of the 365 Day goup, chrismaverick. Each of us are to copy cat one of chrismaverick's shots. I chose this one. No photoshop here. Just your average reflection.