These were all shot with Delta 400 film that was push processed to 1600 with a Nikon FM and 50mm 1.8.
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Showing posts with label film photography. Show all posts
Sunday, August 31, 2014
A dark church in Paris
One of the fun things we did in Paris in the summer of 2014 was to visit Notre Dame. Like other landmarks there, we all know the stories and what they look like, but like some of the others a person really does need to take the time and visit. The architecture goes without saying and everything around you is either really old, or very old. The chapels they have are just amazing, the paintings there amazing, and it's such a neat place to visit. We didn't end up going to the roof or bell towers, the lines were just way too long, but we did take our time walking around.
These were all shot with Delta 400 film that was push processed to 1600 with a Nikon FM and 50mm 1.8.
These were all shot with Delta 400 film that was push processed to 1600 with a Nikon FM and 50mm 1.8.
Friday, February 12, 2010
Some of us take pictures in the dark!
So I have to give credit to my friend Karl Johnston who lives way way way up north in Canada and takes pictures of the Northern Lights. This guy is lucky that he can view them, since we don’t get much down here. So those of us who like to be out at night are forced to find other stuff to take pics of!
He is over at - http://www.karljohnston.com/
For the rest of us we are left to bridges, buildings, walking about town, and trees!
If you’ve wondered what iso 12,000+ looked like on film, this is it! My RB67 is limited to a 1 second shutter, and due to this I have to work with what I can to get an image. (Ok, I can go longer, but it’s a pain, and it’s less of a pain to drag out the 4x5, which is what I’m going to start doing.)
Again I’m putting up with the limits of my camera, and it was pretty dark, but it’s a pretty cool gritty image of the Mill City area in Minneapolis.
This is from a friend and I walking around Loring Park before or after getting some beers – I forget – anyway I got some pretty cool shots with more up on my website!
I guess this is what happens when I’ve had a few drinks and think that wiping off my snow covered lens with a wool glove is a good idea – it isn’t. But, it’s a pretty cool effect, kind of along the lines of putting Vaseline over a lens.
A lot more low light images up on my website! http://www.andrewthomasevans.com/
He is over at - http://www.karljohnston.com/
For the rest of us we are left to bridges, buildings, walking about town, and trees!
If you’ve wondered what iso 12,000+ looked like on film, this is it! My RB67 is limited to a 1 second shutter, and due to this I have to work with what I can to get an image. (Ok, I can go longer, but it’s a pain, and it’s less of a pain to drag out the 4x5, which is what I’m going to start doing.)
Again I’m putting up with the limits of my camera, and it was pretty dark, but it’s a pretty cool gritty image of the Mill City area in Minneapolis.
This is from a friend and I walking around Loring Park before or after getting some beers – I forget – anyway I got some pretty cool shots with more up on my website!
I guess this is what happens when I’ve had a few drinks and think that wiping off my snow covered lens with a wool glove is a good idea – it isn’t. But, it’s a pretty cool effect, kind of along the lines of putting Vaseline over a lens.
A lot more low light images up on my website! http://www.andrewthomasevans.com/
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