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Macro of 35mm negative film frames submerging into water, inspired by the King Crimson Track "Frame by Frame"
"Frame by frame, death by drowning
In your own, in your own
Analysis
Step by step, thought by numbers
In your own, in your own
Analysis"
www.youtube.com/watch?v=RqBGn8gYSTY
Shot for Macro Mondays theme "Inspired by a Song", HMM to all :)
Happy Birthday, dear Charlie !!!
Polaroid sx-70 (first model, Mika)
Polaroid 778 film (the pro version of Time Zero) expired in 2001
📷 Black and white photograph
🗼 The Eiffel Tower illuminated at the center of the frame
🌃 Nighttime capture / evening atmosphere
💡 Two visible street lamps lighting the scene
🚶♂️🚶♀️ Blurred silhouettes of pedestrians in motion
️ Cobblestone pavement in the foreground, typical of Paris
️ Hazy or artistically blurred effect
📷 Image en noir et blanc
📷 Black and white photograph
🗼 La tour Eiffel éclairée au centre de l’image
🗼 The Eiffel Tower lit up at the center of the image
🌃 Prise de nuit / ambiance nocturne
🌃 Night shot / evening atmosphere
💡 Deux lampadaires visibles, éclairant la scène
💡 Two street lamps visible, lighting the scene
🚶♂️🚶♀️ Silhouettes floues de passants en mouvement
🚶♂️🚶♀️ Blurred silhouettes of people walking
️ Sol pavé au premier plan, typique de Paris
️ Cobblestone street in the foreground, typical of Paris
️ Effet brumeux ou flou artistique
️ Hazy or artistic blur effect
Matériel utilisé : Mamiya C220, pellicule Fomapan 400
Gear used: Mamiya C220, Fomapan 400 film
Fomadon Rxcel stock normal time
Type d’image : reproduction argentique d’une scène urbaine nocturne
Image type: analog reproduction of a night-time urban scene
It's a sunny noon,I can feel how hot outside of my office but I still wanna go out to breath some beautiful breeze!
♥ Happy B-day my dear Charlie You are a shining star today!!!
♫ Listening to The Shining I Wonder How ♪ ♫
Dear Charlie at work, with his lovely and super heavy Kiev 88. Taken last week in front of the new Jewish Contemporary Museum in San Francisco.
Fuji Reala 100 (220 film)/Hasselblad 500 C/M
(I purchased a few rolls of Reala (120, 220 and 35mm) while in Japan last April and
I must admit I do not like this film one bit. I've yet to develop the Reala 100 roll I shot with Charlie this day on my Canonet and I'm dreading the results already.).
Explored: #96 8/30/2009
Last night was the first time I have ever shot in a studio. I didn't think I would like shooting people in such a controlled environment, but it was pretty fun. Charlie,(pictured right) Keico,(pictured left,) Toki, Mika, Shereen, and I all took turns shooting each other at Ringo Camera. With the exception of Toki, it was everyone's first time I think to shoot in a studio. Everyone shot a ton of photos, so there will be a lot of photos uploaded from last night I am sure. =)
Look what Santa bought for me on eBay!
It's a 1964 Seagull 4A-103, recommended to me by Charlie!
I don't have any 6x6 film yet, so I took some shots through the viewfinder while the snow hasn't fully melted yet.
I know it's a bit cliché, but I'm quite excited! :)
Featured in EXPLORE
Despues de un buen tiempo de dejarlas en remojo vuelvo para trabajarlas. Estare posteando la evolución.
After some time without working them, I'm back to the task. I'll be posting the updates
I think my happiest moments shooting has come when hanging out with this click of friends I have made via Flickr. None of us knew each other before Flickr and we all discovered each through here. Every time somebody is coming into town Mika (usually her) sends me a text/or calls asking if I am available for when they are going to be here and then tells me the plan. It's so exciting for these kinds of events as I know they are going to be full of fun and shooting as well as a trip to somewhere for more shooting, talking, and just sharing a good time. I am sure there are many similar stories here on Flickr and other social networks, but I can't be thankful enough for being a part of this one.
I can't remember who I stole this photo from. It was either Charlie or Jersey. Sorry, but I saw this shot and had to take it. =P
Currently Listening:
follows a series of ocean version.
mini charliee and 'mini me' were taking pics to each other! *click*
for you, my twin bro & also the first cancer star of july.
Happy Happy Happy Bday to charlieeeeeeeeeeee!!!!! XX
most of you may know him, so don't be shy to say "happy birthday" to him!
happy birthday to my twinbro charlie!! :))
I've never done a bw one like this, I realized that why this kind of instant photo such interested like everyone wants to do it at least once. but I have to say, it smells really bad when it finished.
- San Francisco, CA
Here is the first one with his side arm. Weapon of Choice: Charlie
These are Charlie's main rigs that he makes his magic with.
Also on Left*i
// definitely XXL
I should've brought my panda hat to JPN, somehow 20 day stuffs killed me, there was no more space for my panda hat.
thanks twin bro charlieee kept his promise and brought his there, so we just came up with this idea immediately on the way to Nikko.
it was so much fun, I can't explain it with words. MISS U guys more than a lot... *GJ!*
Today Charlie left to return home to S.F. It was a pleasure to have you stay with Haruka and I. You are a great friend and are welcome to stay here anytime you like. Have a safe trip home buddy. =)
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actually, here is not as cold as JP or somewhere is also in winter season now.
I met Mr. winter in JP finally, and saw different life styles between TW & JP. people in JP like to go on a picnic in the park on weekend, but we don't often do it. maybe it's because the fresh air or the atmosphere of environment. that's a good thing to bring some food there and chat with friends or lie down on the ground with lovers.
that was my second time to go to JP in winter, but I didn't see lots of maples and some beautiful trees I've never seen at that time.
what a wonderful experience! :)
@ Yoyogi Park, JP-winter, by NIkon FM2 / Nikkor 50mm f1.4
Dear charlie charlie! I received your card today, I love it sooooooooo much!!!!
"Art is the only way to run away without leaving home." — Twyla Tharp
This week I'm fortunate to be breaking from the everyday work schedule to attend a three day workshop (Frame by Frame Photo Forum 2012) in Regina, Sask. Some top notch photographers such as Freeman Patterson, Mike Grandmaison, and George Webber will be part of a terrific list of presenters. You'll always come way with more than expected….new ideas, inspiring thoughts, a list of possibilities.
www.reginaphotoclub.com/FramebyFrame/framebyframe2012.htm
The catch is, I'll have a few days to map a route through down-home rural Saskatchewan before arriving, and that's not to say I won't stop for a few goodies (photographic and food derivatives) before that main buffet in urban central. This bakery is a worthwhile stop in Swift Current, Sask. Food stops along rural gravel backroads, come prepared!
*Please view LARGE for best rural detail
**Textures courtesy of various sources on Flickr
***Thank You for your generous support, visits, comments, favorites, and galleries.
Last night on the way home the snow just started pouring out of the sky. This is in a town where you might get snow once a year, so it was a pretty awesome sight.
In other news; I got to hang with so many Flickr Friends this weekend. (Nana, Charlie, Jersey, Ken, Mika, Toki, Tae, Shereen, and Keico) It was such a good time, and makes me wish everyone could all live in the same town since we always all have fun when hanging out. It was an amazing time and If you follow their streams over the next few weeks, you can get an idea of the fun we had as the photos start to appear in their streams.
Some good news! I found out here that they still make Fujicolor Portrait Film 160 NPS, but it's under a different name of Fuji 160S. I am going to have to pick up a box soon. =)
In other good news; Jersey Yen, Ken aloha, and chcharlie are coming into town to hang out and shoot. =)
Currently Listening:
Orbital - Are We Here? [Rabbit In The Moon's Lunasol Wet Mix]
Finally!! Charlie and I went out for a shoot in the South Park.
These old boys really needed some fresh air.
the boy left his heart in jpn. soon he'll recovered for next visit as a friend of this city.
ciao my twin, we'll be back soon. xx
Unfortunately ugly bloated until twice the original size in the new Flickr
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Music : Lubomyr Melnyk, KMH: Section V (fragment)
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I shot thirteen rolls during ten walks, seven colour, six black/white, eleven rolls were usable, on one roll there was no fire at all (?). During one walk I couldn't make a fire because of the wind. I had a total of 172 seconds of film which I had to cut down to 90 seconds simply because I'm a Flickr user, not a Vimeo or YouTube user. So I didn't use the three ugliest vuurtjes. "Vuurtje" is dutch for a small fire. English is the international language but I couldn't find a good english word for a small fire. I really like the french word "feu", maybe for the French it can mean a blazing fire but in my eyes and ears it's a cute little fire. But in the end I'm not french nor english, so "Vuurtje" it is. Oh, and I'm not submitting to the Lomography lomokino contest, not because I'm hysterically anti lomo, but I'm not hysterically pro lomo too. I just want and like to use some of their cameras without becoming absorbed in or being too much associated with the company. The same way I use other cameras. I let FrameByFrame create the movies and I used iMovie to put the movies together. The music had to be piano. I'm thinking of shooting a vuurtje during every walk for the rest of my life, but I suspect it will not come to that. Yes, this was too much text :-)
Mug aka Mini Sug is enjoying his Yuzu iced tea with Charlie and Big Sug (still small) in lovely Sunday afternoon after a photoshoot in South Park.
what a lovely couple, K & J~!!!
every year we can't wait for this time, coming of summer, cuz summer brings this sweetest couple to japan! and this year, much to my delight, we could meet another special guest, charlie in JPN, finally!
i have lots of thing to talk even now, but...see you tomorrow again!
@kirifuri highland, tochigi, Japan
This is part of an ongoing project that explores art galleries and museums as art in their own right. In some cases this is simply architectural, in other cases, frozen moments of behavior captured in the gallery environment. Few would argue that a frame can make a a non linear impact on how art is perceived, and contextual framing has a huge impact on how we perceive the world around us. So, is the museum or gallery the frame that frames the frame?
This is the first floor of the Blanton Museum of Art, t the University of Texas, Austin. More examples in this series can be seen here:
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charlie's handmade hot chocolate. charlie is such a great chocolate maker, he made me feel warm at the damn cold winter time. thanks sweetheart!
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in n out burger!!!!!!! animal style, I wanna eat you right now!!!!!!!!!
Finally I've got the Charlie's book "Ephemeral", and, with my surprise he also sent me a cool vintange cd with a list of songs, "Travel with sounds"
The book is wonderful, and enjoying it listening these song is a truly amazing experience.
Thanks bro.
After a shoot with Charlie in South Park, we headed to SFMOMA, and HUGE thanks to Chinatsu-san, we were able to get to the rooftop garden. Then I met reesie and her friends.
Love the view from the connecting corridor thingy to the garden.
Last month my good friend and fellow photographer Charlie Lumanlan came to Tokyo to hang out and shoot. As always we talked about photography, people, and music. It's never a dull conversation and we always have a good time while out shooting. As always, I'm looking forward to the next time he comes and visits.
In other news; there is a lot of exciting stuff going on now. A project I conceived got green lighted at work, so we are working on getting the first version of it out by March. Details on that will come later. The second thing is photography related, but that's still in the process and I will post about that once everything plays out. It's looking good so far, so keep your fingers crossed.
For those that are interested, you can follow me on Instagram at: @the_real_jason_combs
Currently Listening:
The "nature guide" let us know that we would only watch the whales descend back into the deep one last time so we should get our cameras ready!! So I did....
In a matter of seconds the whale starts to move so I start to click and as I click the person in front of me (without a camera) moves into my shot....
I was sooooo mad.... You have now idea!! It was the perfect shot if only you could have seen it....
Best seen in largest format.
Charlie's lovely Pen F with coffee at Fliper's.
I really really gotta start using the Hassy. The poor beast has been staying at home because I'm too busy shooting with 35mm puppy cameras. :p (Did you know Leica M3 and other 35mm cameras were sold as "Miniature Camera" back in the days? :D) The big boy's big gun gotta get out more. I think things will change this spring...
Met up with chcharlie early December. I was playing around with this TLR in his face. As I always suspected, Charlie is one sweetie! :) Here he is in his own lens.
I remember my dad chasing me around with one of these things when I was a kid.
please prepare your spring stuffs and clean up your cold weather wears to welcome the spring! hey baby, I'm ready~ :))
@ the same park which charlie photographed, San Francisco
by Nikon FM2 / Nikkor 50mm f1.4
now playing: Hold Music, Architecture In Helsinki
hold music / give it to me bay don't you dare lose it