Yeah but there was a fence in between me and the geese, which I was thankful for when one of them started hissing. Getting chased across Glasgow Green by a goose would not be a good look.

Some recent shots from Munich- trying out my replacement polarising filter and new 160VC film:







Weird dots around the masts in the latter shots are thanks to the fact my flatbed scanner is dirty...

How did you do that and what camera do you use?

Insomnia, that car is HOT!

I loved it! Can't believe I have never seen any on the road (guessing their NCAP rating would be in minus star land).

Some assorted stuff from my Flickr page

Bigmuff; that one of the boy and girl out on the street is lovely! You're a great photographer. Is this your job?

O btw, check out my first batch of crossprocessed pictures! (since no one checks my original thread anymore )
Even though I'm quite satisfied with these (since it's my first experience with 'arty' photography), I feel such an amateur in this thread...

Flickr: -Jo's Photostream

These are some of my favorites;

Jo, I love that picture of the horse an awful lot! I'm really glad you managed to get those great results just with the Yashica you already had.

Glad you liked my photos too... sadly photography is not my job, but I can dream I suppose ;-)

I have a Nikon D40.

Assuming you're talking about how to do the blurred circle thing:

I just focus on what ever my subject is, and once I click the button I kind of twist the camera while the shutter is still open.

Let me know if you don't get that, I'm not great with technical terms but I can try to explain it better.

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jo, i like them lots

i added you to flickr, as well.


due to a lack of new photos, i fucked around with some old ones. this is my favourite.

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Maybe you could send him like a coat hanger or soup mix in the mail with a post it-
"when you paint with your eyes closed, you never become picasso, you just become an ironic narcissist with uncomfortable shades".
Throwing people off is thrilling.

-ktlr

You know how I feel about those

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Fair_juno, your images always have a slightly weird ghosty, soft quality about them... what kind of camera/lens do you use?

Anyway, a bunch of b/w stuff I've just developed and scanned in.







Not sure if I would call this a photograph or not. Made by sticking minidiscs in my film scanner.

That first one is brilliant BigMuff

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Went on a bit of a roadtrip to Skye this week. I was only there for about 24 hours so I didn't get the chance to take that many photos but I was totally inspired by what I saw there. My family is from here so I've visited Skye around 6 billion times but this is the first time I've been there with my camera. It's a place that's been photographed by millions, a lot of landscape photography, and it's well known for it's changing light (i.e. one minute it's sunny and the next minute it's a typhoon). I would love to go back and try and take some photos of the things people don't usually photograph and some lesser known places. We were driving around most of the time and we kept passing forests where they'd been logging. It looked totally apocalyptic with these dead tree stumps sticking out of the ground at weird angles, it would have looked amazing in black and white.








Some b+w ones on Flickr: follow the waves' Photostream

Loving your pictures Hellish With Relish

the results from sunflower seeds that fell from the window bird feeder
taken about 10 minutes ago

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