POST your ''film'' shots

[michael_elenko]

<p>Javier, I really enjoy viewing your film shots. That is definitely a good medium for you. The shot of the woman and her dog is priceless. Just clone out that guy in the background.<br>

I rarely shoot film these days, more for the logistics challenges involved with processing. My Olympus XA is my point and shoot, and I love the sharpness of its lens.<br>

This one was taken last March in Seattle's Pioneer Square old town area.It was taken with Fuji Superia 400, whatever Costco was selling cheap.<br>

<img src="http://www.smugmug.com/photos/531075385_UhJS6-L.jpg" alt="" /></p>

<p>And this one was from the little beach park adjacent to the Seattle ferry dock on a foggy afternoon 4 years ago. Taken with Kodak T400 Tmax B&W C-41process film on the XA.<br>

<img src="http://www.smugmug.com/photos/531069665_itG55-L.jpg" alt="" /></p>

<p>ME</p>

[brendonmeyer]

<p>ME Super</p>

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<p>Probably all Kodak 400. I know I've used a couple rolls of 200 before, but don't think any of these were from that.</p>

[jaophotography]

<p>Here's my contrubition. This first one, I have no idea what film I used. I know it was Kodak w/ ISO 400, B&W. I used a Pentax LX with Pentax 50mm F/1.7 probably at 5.6 or so.</p><div></div>

[jaophotography]

<p>I think I posted this picture before, but it's almost my best picture on film.</p><div></div>

[jaophotography]

<p>The lake was shot on Provia 100F. The shutter speed was somewhere around 5 minutes.<br>

This last picture is why I love Velvia. I shot this in full sun using the sunny 16 rule with Velvia 100F, Pentax LX, probably a Pentax 50mm f/1.7 @ f/11, shutter speed 1/250.<br>

BTW, does anyone know what bush this is?<br>

-Jon</p><div></div>

[jgredline]

<p>@Phyliss, The Canon FD system is pretty good I think. I have all the lenses that I want for my AE-1p. 28f/2.8, 50f/1.8, 100f/2.8 and my latest 135f/3.5. They are dirt cheap on ebay and plentiful. Still, I far prefer my ME SUPER. i love that is is aperture priority unlike the AE-1 that is shutter priority.</p>

<p>@John, that particular image was one of my favs from your portfolio. :)</p>

<p>@Thanks Michael! I think the film works well for me. Maybe because I love it. As far as cloning out the fellow, believe me, if I had those skills, he would have been gone. I really love your first image. What beautiful colors and composition. The second one is very nice and recognized the tri-x right away. My favorite black and white film. Well done. I am still waiting for you to post up some junk... :-) to show that you are human. </p>

<p>@Brendon...good to see ya. Love the third shot. great timing on that one!</p>

<p>@Jon, I have seen that 2 image before and was greatly impressed by it and even more so now. That image is breathtaking! I did not realize that when I saw it the first time it was on film...Bravo!</p>

 

[jgredline]

<p>Here is an old one for me to. This was tri-x 400 and no pp done. K1000 with M50 F/2.0 std lens<br /> <img src="http://i404.photobucket.com/albums/pp128/jgredline/Film/film.jpg" alt="" /></p>

[sigmar_dau]

<p>Pentax Program Plus, Kodak T-max 100, Soligor 70-150mm zoom<br>

(First time posting anything anywhere - hope this works) </p>

[sigmar_dau]

<p>Pentax Program Plus, Kodak T-max 100, Soligor 70-150mm zoom<br>

(First time posting anything anywhere - hope this works) </p>

[sigmar_dau]

<p>Pentax Program Plus, Kodak T-max 100, Soligor 70-150mm zoom<br>

(First time posting anything anywhere - hope this works) </p><div></div>

[leo_papandreou1]

Jon, it's a <i>Vitis</i>, or wild grape. Can't say what species, there are around 30 in N.A. and they hybridize promiscuously, sometimes producing plants with intermediate characters. Here's a (digital) snapshot of one in the spring.

[leo_papandreou1]

Try try again.<div></div>

[jaophotography]

<p>Thanks Leo, but one question; if it is a kind of grape, shouldn't it be a vine? This was a small bush about waist high, and what about those leaves? I guess I should also add that this bush was a planted bush, because I saw it as part of the shrubbery at a hotel in South Georgia.<br>

I'll look it up and see if I can find something similar in a plant book.<br>

-Jon</p>

[john_behrends]

<p>@ Jon R. that is a type of Mahonia or Oregon grape not Vitis, it is the state flower here in Oregon and there are many varieties. I see it and prune it almost everyday as I'm a professional gardener. :)</p>

[leo_papandreou1]

Yeah it should be a vine :-) Though the vine can grow to a diameter of several inches and break free of its support. If you don't examine the ground closely to see where it's rooted the plant could be mistaken for a bush. I don't know where you are geographically but the purple-black berries in fall is a pretty distinctive feature of eastern forests. The only other candidate I can think of is the Nannyberry (again, eastern forests) but its leaves are quite different.

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Edit: Oh there you go, John Behrends has a positive ID.

[snik75]

<p>Jon, #2 is amazing. Nicely done! Sigmar, that's great - thanks for posting, keep 'em coming!</p>

<p>This was with a Super Program and A 50 1.7 - Not sure on the film.</p><div></div>

[snik75]

<p>out of THE fog, I meant. guess I'm not out yet! :-) Here's one with BW film.</p><div></div>

[jaophotography]

<p>@ John & Leo: Come to think of it, the bark of the stem did look like grape 'bark.' But I've never seen a grape with those kind of leaves. I am in the south eastern U.S., in fact, that picture was taken at a hotel in south Georgia about 20 miles from the Florida state line. Thanks for your help!<br>

Nick, I like the expression in "Library "Pizza Parlor.""</p>

<p>-Jon</p>

[debashish]

<p>Fuji Crystal ISO 200 MX SMCP-M 28mm f2.8. Converted to B&W.</p><div></div>

[jgredline]

<p>Very nice folks, keep em coming.<br>

Here are a few recent ones from this past weekend. Venice beach.<br>

me super, tokina 28f/2.8@f11, cvs 400 speed film<br>

<img src="http://i404.photobucket.com/albums/pp128/jgredline/Film/cvsasa400film3.jpg" alt="" /></p>

<p><img src="http://i404.photobucket.com/albums/pp128/jgredline/Film/cvsasa400film25.jpg" alt="" /></p>

<p><img src="http://i404.photobucket.com/albums/pp128/jgredline/Film/cvsasa400film22.jpg" alt="" /></p>

[bob-c]

<p>Javier, i don't know if you intended this to be current film shots or anything but i hope the latter. Taken circa 1984, Tri-X, Nikkormat, 105mm lens. My daughter Kate and friend Charlie.</p>

[bob-c]

<p>try again,</p><div></div>

[jgredline]

<p>I love it Robert...For me it is more about the end product, than what was used to make it :)</p>

[rod_hilner]

<p>Some Kodachrome 64 shots from the late 70's !!!<br>

Canon AE-1 50mm FD 1.8 / Rural NE Pennsylvania</p>

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[jgredline]

<p>Rod, those are some great captures.</p>