Post your photography skills! (self-gloss)

Teen_Suit_Wearer · Jun 28, 2011

I love to photograph nature with my Nikon D40....these were taken with a 70-210mm lens.

Crane's · Jun 28, 2011

Ambient light test shot. Her name is Celeste and I'm going to use her in the upcoming Gap shoot.

Celeste by DYSong Photography, on Flickr

Crane's · Jun 29, 2011

IC.... This is what Ektar 100 looks like. It likes to be shot about 1/2 to one stop underexposed.

Paul by DYSong Photography, on Flickr

Annie by DYSong Photography, on Flickr

Szeph el raton · Jun 29, 2011

Originally Posted by Crane's

This is what Ektar 100 looks like. It likes to be shot about 1/2 to one stop underexposed.
Looks absolutely great. So much more character than digital. Still no way I'd change to film, the lazy bastard that I am.

sle-z-e · Jun 29, 2011

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TRINI · Jun 29, 2011

Great colour on that Ektar.

CDFS · Jun 29, 2011

sle-z-e · Jun 29, 2011

Here are some of mine. I'm having issues posting photos from Flickr though... Just me? Probably.

il ciclista · Jun 29, 2011

posting bbc codes?\\

Crane those Ektar shots are great for outdoors..I need to look into some of that. Were all your subjects pretty stationary?

Szeph el raton · Jun 29, 2011

Sorry guys, it's bugs once more

Crane's · Jun 29, 2011

Originally Posted by Szeph el ratÃ³n

Looks absolutely great. So much more character than digital. Still no way I'd change to film, the lazy bastard that I am.
Don't switch but augment! One thing that shooting film with an older SLR will do for you is teach you to slow down and wait for the shot. Take that to shooting digital and you'll get a whole lot more good looking pics.

Originally Posted by TRINI

Great colour on that Ektar.
Indeed. I like very saturated bright colors and a warmer look in general, Ektar delivers that.

Originally Posted by il ciclista

Crane those Ektar shots are great for outdoors..I need to look into some of that. Were all your subjects pretty stationary?
Yes they were since I was shooting a very shallow DOF. Up around f6 and a bit more distance and it wouldn't be a problem taking pics of say a dancer. I just got back a roll of Portra 160. All I can say is holy **** this stuff is great! Deep colors, excellent skin tones, great contrast and sharp as a razor. This time around I stuck with f stops from 2.8 to 5. I haven't looked at the low res scans yet. If they aren't clean and crisp then I'll have the negatives scanned as high res tiffs and convert them to loss less jpegs before I post them up.

Crane's · Jun 29, 2011

Most of the time cameras and water don't mix. Sometimes they do.....

Bikini by DYSong Photography, on Flickr

il ciclista · Jun 29, 2011

The picture in itself isn't great, but I was just adding to the insect pool..it had an interesting pattern on it's wings...almost like eyes.

Crane's · Jun 30, 2011

/\\/\\/\\ I see those all the time when I'm hiking. They're really pretty but for the life of me I can't remember it's name.

WhoKnewI · Jun 30, 2011

The last two were processed through some polaroid app. kinda fun actually.

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