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01/14/2006 01:32:04 AM · #1 |
i was in michoacan, mexico for a few weeks.
I spent most of my efforts shooting film but i brought my d70 too, heres some randoms...pretty much straight out of the camera.
you might notice im not into shooting the traditional landmarks as much, but take a browse if you have a minute.
//www.phphoto.net/mexico/gallery/
when i get the film processed (some 20-25 rolls of medium format slide and b/w white film) ill make some scans and post them.
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01/14/2006 01:37:00 AM · #2 |
What did you use to get that barrel distortion, which some of these photos have? They seem to look 'further' away than usual, can you tell us why? You have captured quite a variety of pictures though, I like some of the people ones but it's not easy trying to capture them is it without them noticing. :-)
Just took a look at your profile, I see you have a 10.5 mm fisheye lens..
Message edited by author 2006-01-14 01:37:51. |
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01/14/2006 01:57:57 AM · #3 |
Nice stuff. Can't wait to see the scans. You find a buyer for all my pentax 67 gear yet? ;o)
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01/14/2006 02:02:45 AM · #4 |
haha i havent found a buyer yet sorry, ill ask around when class starts next week for ya though.
yeah i use the fisheye lens quite a lot, more than most people seem to care for haha, but i love it. many of the people shots were just shot from the hip with the fisheye or the wide end of the kit lens. glad you guys liked the shots. mexico is a fascinating place. |
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01/14/2006 02:05:44 AM · #5 |
Originally posted by petrakka:
haha i havent found a buyer yet sorry, ill ask around when class starts next week for ya though.
yeah i use the fisheye lens quite a lot, more than most people seem to care for haha, but i love it. many of the people shots were just shot from the hip with the fisheye or the wide end of the kit lens. glad you guys liked the shots. mexico is a fascinating place. |
I'll make them a sweet deal!! I'm not in a hurry, just joking around. I love shooting film. If I sold it, I think I would get a 4x5 or 8x10 field camera. Or maybe that 1Ds Mark II I've been needing. ;o)
Love this shot DSC_0154.jpg
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01/14/2006 03:09:37 AM · #6 |
| really nice stuff. i much prefer this kind of portfolio to the touristy kinds. i just wish the photos were bigger on your site cause there were some that i bet are spectacular full sized. |
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01/14/2006 03:36:13 AM · #7 |
Originally posted by JPR:
really nice stuff. i much prefer this kind of portfolio to the touristy kinds. i just wish the photos were bigger on your site cause there were some that i bet are spectacular full sized. |
thanks, yeah i find that when i travel i take photos of things you may find around home, but i am just a lot more motivated to actively seek it, because it is all new to me.
i may most some bigger size on my website later on, but for now i have way too many to sort through, and work and school starting next week. |
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01/14/2006 10:53:09 AM · #8 |
| bump if anyone else wants to look... |
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01/14/2006 10:57:04 AM · #9 |
These are really great. I think there are sooooooo many wonderful places to see in Mexico. Would spend a few weeks a year there if I could. You did a great job capturing the "color" of Michoacan.
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01/14/2006 11:29:56 PM · #10 |
| uno mas bump then I'm done. |
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