So I'm going down to Death Valley next week. I've got my stockpile of Fuji Velvia 50 ready to rock - but I'm looking for suggestions on sunset and sunrise locations. Any Death Valley vets have some input on where to shoot?
Okay, I'm a couple of weeks late - but hey, the forums werent up (really) on the 31st! Still, that doesnt mean we cant share our awesome photos from All Hallows Eve! Here's a couple to get us started:
Hey guys - You probably don't know this, but next year is the hundredth anniversary of the commissioning of the first transcontinental highway - the Lincoln Highway. I've stated a Kickstarter project where I hope to document some of back roads and th...
Wait a second - it's 2012, the 21st century! Why in heavens name would someone still shoot film? Easy! I dont like digital. Now, mind you I do think that Digital has it's place, but I just like the look of film SO much better. It's got better dynamic...
Lately I've been shooting slides - this stuff is so georgous - seriously, check out these colors: I also just picked up a old Mamiya Professional C3 TLR - I've not posted anything yet, but it looks so astounding for a 55 year old camera. . . .
"There will always be rumors of new camera coming out, so I think you just have to bite the bullet and buy when its a good time for you." That's true with ANY technology - Ipods, game consoles, computers, television sets - it will all eventually get ...
So I'm the only one shooting film here? How sad! Perhaps this will inspire you (Shot on Kodak Ektachrome E100VS with my Alien Bees) (Shot on Kodachrome 64) (Shot on Fuji Velvia 50)
Here's my mom's old rig. It currently sitting on my shelf mostly untouched because it uses the old style mercury batterys (and chews through modern ones like a hungy man at a bufet), but it still mostly works!