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isthisit.nz
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| | | | | The strip Las Vegas, baby. I was visiting for a work conference so I brought a couple of film cameras along with me. I wanted to shoot gonzo-style - black and white film, high contrast, shooting from the hip, and capturing impromptu scenes within casinos and along the strip. I needed to be able to shoot quickly within the smog filled casinos. For this I chose the Olympus XA from 1979 with Ilford Delta 400 film pushed to 800. | |
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ayearwithmycamera.com
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| | | | | If you find yourself thinking more about the shots you missed than the one you are taking right now, or thinking about what you will shoot tomorrow rather than what's in front of you right now, then mindfulness techniques might help your photography. | |
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lonelysandwich.com
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| | | | | lonelysandwich: " Ergo dronies If Kottke says it's a thing, it must be a thing. As consumer camera drones become more common, this kind of shot (or the one that inspired it by Amit Gupta) will become... | |
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fujixweekly.com
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| | | Purple Mountain - Farmington, UT - Fujifilm X-E4 - "Retro Gold Low Contrast" Two days ago I published my new Retro Gold film simulation recipe, which is great for "golden hour" photography. That recipe has a lot of contrast in it-I stated in the article that it was similar to slide film or maybe push-processed... | ||
