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Happy October Polaroid Week!
Day 4
Mint SLR670x
Impossible Project B&W 600 black frame film
Photographed in June 2019
Volunteer Park Conservatory, Seattle, WA/Occupied Duwamish Territory
Happy October Polaroid Week!
Day 4
Sometimes accidentally setting the wrong film speed is not a total failure. ;-)
Mint SLR670x
Impossible Project B&W 600 black frame film
Photographed in June 2019
Volunteer Park Conservatory, Seattle, WA/Occupied Duwamish Territory
Balda Baldini, 50mm Baldanar f/3.5 Prontor S Lens, Fujifilm Superia Xtra 400
Aperture: F/16
Shutter Speed 1/100
When I first started using this camera I had a lot of trouble getting the hang on the winding on mechanism. This is a weird cross over triptych that I ended up with. Thankfully all three shots were taken at the same location so they all go together.
SORRY ABOUT THE QUALITY , CAMERA / USER NOT CHECKING THE SETTINGS , DOH !
LOVE THE PICTURE THOUGH , TASHA ABOUT TO SWAT A PLASTIC LIZARD / DINOSAUR
What is wrong with this setting?
Attunga Lodge Windows on the Alps Restaurant
Classic case of User Error. We moved our chairs and ended up sitting in between place settings! :P
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Attunga Alpine Lodge
10 Arlberg St, Falls Creek 3699
(03) 5758 3255
Photos:
- Potato Gnocchi with Forest Mushrooms in a Lemon Thyme Butter
- Seared Kangaroo, Pumpking Chutney, Bouquet of Salad drizzled with Pomegranate Dressing
- What's wrong with this setting?
- Eye Fillet (medium), Green Peppercorn Sauce, Potato Gratin and Winter Vegetables
Story of a jammed PX 680 shot-- I double exposed it trying to get it to come out on its own, but it needed more help than that. What finally came out was way overexposed so I manipulated the emulsion around where I could see the magnolia blossoms starting to come out. I like how there appear to be three blue-green hills at the bottom.
Daya asked me the other day: "Nick, my bike doesn't ride right, can you take a look at it."
Sure enough, it had a problem.
The fucking fork is backwards. I don't know how she managed that, but when I put it together, I distinctly remember wiring the brakes on the front of that fork.
The biggest gift film photography has given me so far is the growing ability to learn from, and have fun with, my mistakes, in lieu of obsessing and stressing over them.
Canon A-1
Vivitar 200mm f/3.5 FD
Kodak T-MAX 400
Things like this happen more often than they should. It's a wonder I come home with photos that don't feature an unintentional body-part. And these examples are just from my latest photo-ramble - you get the idea. :)
My website: www.interfacingnature.com
viveret: Lol thanks for the insight (at University of Washington Tacoma) #usererror it’s #bydesign ift.tt/1M7uAgJ user error, by design
this is what happens when I take several pictures of Kevin against the same backdrop, then tell Windows Live Photo Gallery to make a panorama out of them
yes, it's user error. the user is a dumb-a%*. i took the strip out of the meter while it was checking my blood. i was on the plane, waiting for dinner to be served.
I had the camera on aparature priority, open as far as the lens goes... stupid me had the camera at ISO 100. So the camera picked 1/60 of a second to get a good exposure. This could have been awesome if i'd had a faster shutter speed.
Saturday my children were in a performance and I took pictures in low light. Apparently I left the ISO set high. I took nearly all my flower pix - and these might-have-been-awesome bee pix - with the ISO way too high. By the time I realized my mistake the bee was gone and my baby was wanting me. Rats.