The color on those is really fabulous. That's what I love about expired film--the unexpected results. Sometimes, as here, it works in your favor. Other times, not so much.
Jonathan
The color on those is really fabulous. That's what I love about expired film--the unexpected results. Sometimes, as here, it works in your favor. Other times, not so much.
Jonathan
exactly... I also shot a couple rolls of expired Kodak Gold 200 and I did not get the colors or character that I did from the Ultramax. The good news is I have 7 more rolls of Ultramax from the same lot so I now know what I will get from the remaining rolls.
Actually, I PERformed last rights, not PREformed them, but I think you know what I meant. Sorry, it was bugging me.
By the way, in case anyone's wondering, I don't go around searching for carcasses to photograph (this is my second coyote in as many months)-they just seem to keep turning up lately.
That color does really have a good feel to it. My favorite is the first one.
These look like stills from a really neat, scary movie. Cool!Originally Posted by C4D
Some images from Eureka Springs Arkansas with some expired Kodak Ultramax 800. I was surprised by the color palette and look of this film.
Leica CL
Summicron 40mm f/2
Ultramax 800
I like it.Some images from Eureka Springs Arkansas with some expired Kodak Ultramax 800. I was surprised by the color palette and look of this film.
Leica CL
Summicron 40mm f/2
Ultramax 800
I don't think it matters, at least not to me, but I suppose this sort of thing is easily replicated with a cell phone and some Instagram/Hipstamatic filters these days. And yeah, grouped up like this it makes it look like it was a Photo 101 class project or something, but we can't always be zone system sophisticates, now can we?
Tru-View 120 plastic camera, HP5+
Jonathan
Very nice! I'm planning a trip out that way in two weeks, except the main goal is a new roof on one of our out buildings and plumbing a rain gutter into our cistern. May have to take a drive up in the mountains, hopefully the trees will still have color.Here's a nice sky my daughter took last weekend. Humphrey's Peak, around 10,000 feet. Pen-F 25/4.
Roger
I spent last weekend in Oregon's Alvord Desert. I tried to capture the strange light of the second picture with my view camera but it was just before sunset and I wasn't fast enough.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/austingranger/
A cliche: homeless encampment under a railroad bridge in Montreal (Ferrania Condor 1, HP4):
I'm returning today with a 4x5 box camera (The Adlake Special) loaded with x-ray film.
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