First roll from my Canonet, my first RF. Tri-X 400
this is fun! where was this?
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this is fun! where was this?
Scandiacus
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have been lazy these couple of weeks...not shooting much
one shot from the past...
MP|35Cron Pre-ASPH|Trix Push 1600|Rodinal 1:100 for 120mins
#1. mr kool...
this is really cool :thumbsup:
hookonclassic
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Recent Trip to Myanmar
MP, 50 Lux Pre-asph, 400TX
Cheers
Great isolation effect and lovely background bokeh... :thumbsup:
hookonclassic
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First roll from my Canonet, my first RF. Tri-X 400
Nice composition and capture...:lovegrin:
Recent Trip to Myanmar
MP, 50 Lux Pre-asph, 400TX
Cheers
nice shots filled with emotions :thumbsup:
and myanmar... one of the less travelled countries... must have been interesting over there
Thanks
Yes .. very interesting over there .. people are very nice .. lovely place to do street and people photography ..
Thedraperyfalls
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Hello there,
I relatively new to range-finders, made the switch and I've never looked back since.
To be honest, I've never felt compelled to share my shots on Clubsnap as the general gist that I get is that people have per-conceived notions of how a 'good' photograph should look.
And for all the time that I've been frequenting this Clubsnap, it's at this particular rangefinder sub-forum, with kindred spirits abound that I feel the most at ease.
That's why I'm sort-of coming out of the shell here.
To me it has always been more of why I shoot, rather then how I shoot it. Although I'm not discounting the gear/technique geek within me.
I shoot people because they simply fascinate me the most - sounds horribly clichéd but every individual I've captured are so unique and varied.
And upon viewing the shot, I always remember exactly how it was when I photographed the scene and my interaction with the subject.
Anyhow, enough of my rambling - here are a few of my decrepit shots.
I don't know how many I'm allowed to post in this thread so I'd just stick with 8 (always a good number) from one of my earlier rolls.
My apologies if I crossed any lines.
1.) These two blokes looked somewhat thuggish but they turned out to be gloriously sincere and friendly.
2.) They were enjoying their break and up trots a nosey Singaporean haggling them for a shot.
3.) They were joking about and his friend decided to put a helmet on him.
4.) I love the colours of their clothes and I just went beside them to get a shot, they didn't even register my presence.
I relatively new to range-finders, made the switch and I've never looked back since.
To be honest, I've never felt compelled to share my shots on Clubsnap as the general gist that I get is that people have per-conceived notions of how a 'good' photograph should look.
And for all the time that I've been frequenting this Clubsnap, it's at this particular rangefinder sub-forum, with kindred spirits abound that I feel the most at ease.
That's why I'm sort-of coming out of the shell here.
To me it has always been more of why I shoot, rather then how I shoot it. Although I'm not discounting the gear/technique geek within me.
I shoot people because they simply fascinate me the most - sounds horribly clichéd but every individual I've captured are so unique and varied.
And upon viewing the shot, I always remember exactly how it was when I photographed the scene and my interaction with the subject.
Anyhow, enough of my rambling - here are a few of my decrepit shots.
I don't know how many I'm allowed to post in this thread so I'd just stick with 8 (always a good number) from one of my earlier rolls.
My apologies if I crossed any lines.
1.) These two blokes looked somewhat thuggish but they turned out to be gloriously sincere and friendly.
2.) They were enjoying their break and up trots a nosey Singaporean haggling them for a shot.
3.) They were joking about and his friend decided to put a helmet on him.
4.) I love the colours of their clothes and I just went beside them to get a shot, they didn't even register my presence.
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Thedraperyfalls
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5.) Well Mom is certainly elated about your graduation.
6.) Suave magazine vendor, he had loads of cool to spare.
7.) I've always thought crows were creatures of malice, and seeing them perched in this manner certainly reinforced that notion.
8.) I couldn't resist, she was snoring like malfunctioning Harley.
6.) Suave magazine vendor, he had loads of cool to spare.
7.) I've always thought crows were creatures of malice, and seeing them perched in this manner certainly reinforced that notion.
8.) I couldn't resist, she was snoring like malfunctioning Harley.
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Thedraperyfalls said:
Excellent! Thanks for sharing! Nice shots all round.....I'm glad you are coming out of your shell here.
I think I can speak on behalf of the forumers in the rf section that there is a time and place for everything and this is a place for sharing. Not much c&c here, we enjoy looking at all sorts of rf pictures. Please continue posting!
Ps like the narrative as well!
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wongsan
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Nice and thanks for sharing!
4.) I love the colours of their clothes and I just went beside them to get a shot, they didn't even register my presence.
5.) Well Mom is certainly elated about your graduation.
Those 2 are great!:thumbsup::thumbsup: Please share more.
Awesome shots there! :thumbsup:
paapoopa
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Hello there,
I relatively new to range-finders, made the switch and I've never looked back since.
To be honest, I've never felt compelled to share my shots on Clubsnap as the general gist that I get is that people have per-conceived notions of how a 'good' photograph should look.
And for all the time that I've been frequenting this Clubsnap, it's at this particular rangefinder sub-forum, with kindred spirits abound that I feel the most at ease.
That's why I'm sort-of coming out of the shell here.
To me it has always been more of why I shoot, rather then how I shoot it. Although I'm not discounting the gear/technique geek within me.
I shoot people because they simply fascinate me the most - sounds horribly clichéd but every individual I've captured are so unique and varied.
And upon viewing the shot, I always remember exactly how it was when I photographed the scene and my interaction with the subject.
Anyhow, enough of my rambling - here are a few of my decrepit shots.
I don't know how many I'm allowed to post in this thread so I'd just stick with 8 (always a good number) from one of my earlier rolls.
My apologies if I crossed any lines.
welcome and nice shots you got there....
i have to say, i am use to be like how you are hiding in the shell for the same reason , but not anymore
i like how you get interesting moment from the ordinary..
keep shooting and sharing
Royale With Cheese
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3.) They were joking about and his friend decided to put a helmet on him.
4.) I love the colours of their clothes and I just went beside them to get a shot, they didn't even register my presence.
These 2 are good :thumbsup:
Royale With Cheese
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Good stuff mr LowLights!
I'm hoping to travel to shoot in Myanmar & Cambodia this year. Time for me to raid the streets with my camera like Hanoi :angel:
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