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The British Club Bangkok
Kiev 60 with Rollei IR 400 film, R72 filter. 38mm Zeiss Dokumar fixed at F8, 1/15th of a second.
Far harder to use and get usable results than digital. Difficult to compose without a viewfinder (the lens projects into the camera and the mirror had to be removed) and you loose 5 and half stops of light.
On the plus side the lens is very sharp and hyper focal at the fixed F8 aperture.
On a side note,
could anyone tell me who the heck loves those depressing Christmas songs about how pathetic their lives are...or how much time has gone by...or how they need to buy Christmas shoes for their dying mom? I mean really? I want sleigh rides and silver bells, ho ho hos and walking in a winter wonderland. Thank you.
Film Photography Podcast
Episode 279 - November 15, 2021
filmphotographyproject.com/film-photography-podcast-279/
Michael Raso and John Fedele discuss rising film prices, the concept of buying YouTube and Instagram Likes, Views and Subscribers. Mark O'Brien interviews Kent Chamness of NSEW Magazine.
NSEW Magazine
Kent Chamness talks about NSEW Magazine - a print magazine that chooses 4 photographers semi-annually from different regions of the United States, giving them full reign over what is printed, as a means of showing how an environment affects one's art.
Rising Prices of Film
Michael Raso sites Lugwig Hagelstein's article that summarizes rising film prices. Is film too expensive? The full article is on-line and printed in SilvergrainClassics Magazine.
Buying YouTube and Instagram Likes, Views and Subsctibers
Michael Raso and John Fedele offer their opinion on folks who fast track their social media channels buy buying Likes, Views and Subsctibers. Should you?
Day twenty six
I got lunch and frozen yogurt with Yvonne. I broke out my camera and took about two packs of film. We went to the park and saw kids drinking and dogs playing and found our little patch of sun. My land camera had its first issues. I accidentally ripped out the paper needed to pull out a picture and being development and had to open the back of the camera, exposing the last three images in the pack. Later, I pulled on the same said paper and it pulled out two, leaving me with one white picture and an accidental double exposure which reminded me the camera could do that. Later, my grandma gave me a little quote she cut out of a magazine because it reminded her of me.
When I should trust myself, I begin to worry.
When I should worry over myself, I suddenly wholeheartedly trust.
These are probably my best and worst qualities.
Polaroid 600SE
Mamiya Sekor 127mm f4.7
B+W Orange Filter (040M)
ProS 6x7 120 Roll film back
Ilford HP5+ @ 320
Stand developed in Caffenol-C-L
Epson V500
Photoshop CS
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