Again
posted by Grover at 5/14/2005 06:39:00 PM
Saturday, May 14, 2005
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- me. again.
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- Bridge and smokestack
- Bridge and factory across the river.
- Bridge
- Bridge detail
Bookmarks:
- Texas Gurl (The first blog I picked up reading, and I'm still hooked!)
- Callahan Photography (Why is this girl not world famous?)
- Nanabear
- The Last Ditch (My Hero. My Role Model. Whom I hope to become some day. Perpetuating my love of Canadians)
- Michelle (Unfortunately not Canadian, but from Seattle, and that's close enough to count as cool in my book)
- Shutterbug!
- Diva Cow Girl (refreshingly frank and honest)
- The Sweet Life Photography (Heidi, a hometown photography enthusiast)
- Boinkology.com (Actual intellectual (and often humorous) discourse on intercourse)
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5 Comments:
This is excellent, great framing. :)
You guys are killing me with kindness, I'm very flattered! I have a Canon EOS Rebel GII (35mm) with a... wait a sec, I have to go look... Promaster 28-105 lens.
I prefer Kodak over Fuji film, although I have an old undeveloped roll of Agfa. Being the name in professional printing, I'm curious to see how it does with 35mm.
I would gladly take on an assignment! Remember, though, that my budget is very limited, and it may be many weeks before you see my results. But sure! Tell me what you want.
Kodak are the best for film, for general stuff I used to use (pre-digital), ISO 200, Kodak Gold - it handles colour and variable lighting better than most films I've used.
Whatever you're using at the moment is working a treat though.
I believe that was a roll of Kodak Gold 200.
Yeah, could've guessed. :)
It's nice because it handles the low light levels and the really bright days both well.
Even those outdoor industrial shots you took came out fine with the intense sunshine - still got good colours.
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