Great shots all, "waka waka" for the Fozzie Bear one Allen
And love the abstracted ice crystals Ron, had assumed they were leaves until you explained/showed some more shots. Nature astounds for sure.
I'll try and warm up things from all these icy, wintry shots with some colour film from recent week up in sultry sub-tropical Northern NSW.
Mullumbimy, a real hippie country town, where you get asked if you're sure you really want 'cow milk' in your coffee.
M7/35 Lux ASPH v1/Portra 160/NDx2
Golden morning at Wellington Beach, Nambucca Heads
M7/50 Lux ASPH/Portra 400/CPL
"The finest house in Mullumbimby"
M7/35 Lux ASPH v1/Portra 160/NDx2
Brunswick Heads Breakwater, watching the storm roll out to sea after a torrential downpour, the tarmac steaming with humidity
M7/28 Cron/Ektar 100
Nice to see more people shooting film! Just got back from my trip and waiting for my rolls to come back. I had the pleasure of meeting Edward early on and he couldn't be more hospitable. Had some hiccups with my M but luckily he knew all the right people to help . I took a few shots on the first day with the M but used trix for the rest of the trip, will share when I get them back.
rirakuma wrote:
Nice to see more people shooting film! Just got back from my trip and waiting for my rolls to come back. I had the pleasure of meeting Edward early on and he couldn't be more hospitable. Had some hiccups with my M but luckily he knew all the right people to help . I took a few shots on the first day with the M but used trix for the rest of the trip, will share when I get them back.
M and 28 elmarit asph
It was really nice meeting you in Bangkok, Rocky! Hope you'll be back soon!
Fantastic shot by the way. Love the moment and Velvia-like colors! Look forward to see your film work.
My favorite thread on the world wide web because of the images and the photographers that post here. It is always inspiring to look in. The bar is set high here.
coogee wrote:
I'll try and warm up things from all these icy, wintry shots with some colour film from recent week up in sultry sub-tropical Northern NSW.
Sounds like the weather here in California. We don't really get winter, it's almost always warm.
In fact (despite growing up here) I will never stop laughing when I see people wearing full on down parkas and other snow apparel when it's 60ºF and sunny outside. And if it rains*, oh man, forget driving anywhere because it turns into a borderline apocalypse on the streets and highways.
. I took a few shots on the first day with the M but used trix for the rest of the trip, will share when I get them back.
