I've never been able to decide if I should crop this a bit from the right side to eliminate the dark reflection in the upper corner. The image becomes even more "zen" when cropped that way, but there is something about having a visual anchor (no pun intended) on the right side of the frame.
Nikon F3, Kodachrome
Jonathan
A friend asked me to shoot her wedding. Not at all my thing, but she is happy with the photos.
After the wedding there was an epic Jenga battle. Good times were had by all. The girl with camera is always asking if she can take photos with my camera when I have one. So I have her one of my F4's and turned her loose. She did good.
Nikon F4, 85mm f1.4, Portra 160
The best ring box ever (made by one of the kids):
Nikon F4, 85mm f1.4, Portra 160
last one, the bride bribing the girls to sit still for the large format formal photos:
Nikon F4, 24-55mm, Portra 160
A little more of the same subject matter. Central City Colorado.
What about cropping hard on the right to original aspect ratio, but vertical?Originally Posted by jcoldslabs
I've never been able to decide if I should crop this a bit from the right side to eliminate the dark reflection in the upper corner. The image becomes even more "zen" when cropped that way, but there is something about having a visual anchor (no pun intended) on the right side of the frame.
Nikon F3, Kodachrome
Jonathan
/gth
Always liked this one. Kids sure do like to play with fire....
Looks like he just ate a s'moreAlways liked this one. Kids sure do like to play with fire....
That's an idea. I'd have to try a new scan because this one was already showing more grain/pixelation than I'd like at full frame. Flatbed scanners, even with transparency holders, are not very forgiving with 35mm.
Jonathan
Jesus, Portland
Burial Vaults, Portland
http://www.flickr.com/photos/austingranger/
Jesus, Austin, burial vaults?
Jonathan
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