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I like that too. Sort of thing I'd have on my wall printed large
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Despite not speaking a work of Japanese, quite enjoyed watching this
Osamu Kanemura with his Makina 67 wandering the streets back in 2001 . Some darkroom work in prep for a show in Italy, which mostly ended up with him ripping up the final print.
Looks as though he was delivering newspapers to get by also -
I mean, I'm sure he's mature enough to be professional about it and shrug it off, but it seems like very unfortunate timing. Here's hoping the team continues, perhaps even with a more ethically acceptable sponsor.
Maybe good timing ? Saves him riding as a dom for Bernal for the next five years at least
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That's lovely, the blues are so lush
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It’s maybe the least intimidating way of having your photo taken.
Absolutely. I've had more people come and talk to me about the Rolleicord than people giving me dirty looks because I've taken their photo.
Have been shooting with a Canon P recently (probably the only bargain left in vintage rangefinders) and had a similar reaction - people almost seem happy to have their photo taken with it. If I take candids with my F4 and I'm noticed people seem a lot more narked...
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Yup, shot at 1600 and pushed two stops in dev. Have been shooting loads of it since BST ended and love it.
The F4 with the (bonkers) top shutter speed of 1/8000s allows me to shoot it during the day almost wide open if I need too, a f1.8 lens allows me to shoot it at night -
Nikon F4s, Tri-X @ 1600
Been meaning to try Lomo 800 for a while as one of the few remaining high(er) speed colour films.
It's an older rebadged Kodak consumer film that Kodak put in disposable cameras apparently.
Shot a test roll of it around Brum's Christmas Market, and quite like it. Fairly sharp, nice amount of grain and colour saturation (reds especially)