I'm not sure if anyone is interested, but I had to write off a bunch of 35mm film at work recently because it's expired, and I feel real bad throwing it away. I don't shoot film anymore, and didn't know much about it when I did, but would anybody else want this stuff? (PolarSky, maybe?) I think I remember you saying you used expired film sometimes.
There are 14 rolls of Kodak UltraMax 400spd-24exp (expired two years ago, lol), and 3 rolls of FujiFilm Superia Xtra 400spd-24exp (expired one year ago).
Free rolls, free shipping to anywhere. I can split it up if more people are interested of course. Gift from me to youuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu!
747Music wrote:Nice pics bleak. The way the waterfall is framed by rock makes it great. Also, I love mushrooms!
thanks for the feedback man!
the place (hafod) is truly spectacular...i think the most appropriate word to describe it would be 'magical'...cant wait to return there in the near future
Great shots bleak, love the vignetting on the forest path, and that picture of the fall from a viewport in the rock is stunning, those are crisp sharp and with great color, what kind of post processing did you do? Usually I just pop my images in photoshop, play a bit with an overlay blurred layer and then tone up highlights.
thanks man the majority of my photographs are tweaked a little in photoshop. more often than not its a matter of me changing the saturation/hue and brightness/contrast accordingly. every now and again i add various textures beneath the image to add the vignette effect (much like the photograph of the forest path) so all in all i think we have a similar process when it comes to final image. looking forwards to seeing more of your shots!
Yesterday afternoon I sat in the car and we drove through fields while the sun was setting. I changed the saturation of my phone camera a little and it came out like this:
Those are impressive, Guido, especially displayed all together like that. I used to be privileged with a phone that had quite a good camera on it. I never thought I would use it, but I did, and I miss it now. =/
Guido wrote:Yesterday afternoon I sat in the car and we drove through fields while the sun was setting. I changed the saturation of my phone camera a little and it came out like this:
Yummy. I wish I had time to do anything besides homework and work, I'm afraid I've missed the changing of the season being stuck indoors all the time...
those are lovely autumn colours Magrathea! i've not really had the chance to capture autumn with my camera as much as i would like...here's one from a few days ago at least!
the majority of my photographs are tweaked a little in photoshop. more often than not its a matter of me changing the saturation/hue and brightness/contrast accordingly. every now and again i add various textures beneath the image to add the vignette effect (much like the photograph of the forest path) so all in all i think we have a similar process when it comes to final image. looking forwards to seeing more of your shots!
that's awesome.
