Images of mistakes - good or bad..

[JeRuFo]

I was convinced there was TMX in the rollfilm back of my 6x17, but there was a piece of wrapper on the back that said Velvia 50. So I set up my camera and waited til the light was just right. The evening light on the tree in the foreground was just fading but there was a nice warm glow in the background and the leaves on the left looked a little darker green. A nice palette so to speak. On the moment suprême I took the shot, the last shot on the roll, hoping I could still switch to another film if there happened to be TMAX in it after all. Of course by the time I had loaded new film all the light was gone and I got stuck with a b&w image with a composition led by color. It's not terrible, but it's nothing special either.

[Jody_S]

Testing a new (to me) lens. Look for it...

[jcoldslabs]

Sometimes you just have to embrace the litter:




Jonathan

[Jody_S]

Sometimes you just have to embrace the litter:



Jonathan

It wasn't litter.

[jcoldslabs]

Is the lesson here to keep your portable refreshments out of your photos? If so, point taken.

J.

[jharr]

I can't put my finger on it, but this photo makes me strangely thirsty...

Testing a new (to me) lens. Look for it...

[mdm]

[JW Dewdney]

Here's a giant screw-up - my one chance to do my own version of Frederick Evans' 'Sea of Stairs' and not only did I get the camera pointed in the wrong direction but also managed to underexpose by about five stops! (to be fair to me - the bulb setting stopped working on my shutter and defaulted to about 1 sec - should have been 45 sec... that i was sitting there like a dummy holding onto the cable release!)




nice shot of a blank wall

[JW Dewdney]

vs. orignal:

[mathieu Bauwens]

not too bad for my eyes, but...