Filmwasters
Which Board? => Main Forum => : Francois November 20, 2015, 09:17:44 PM
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After seeing Gothamtomato's cute "don't be negative" series of stickers, I got thinking about various feel good photography messages I've seen on stuff.
And I got wondering what's your favorite feel good photography message? Can be yours or somebody else's as long as it's genuinely feel good.
Since these days we pretty much all need a bit more feel good in our lives, I thought it would be the perfect time for something like that.
This is my favorite. I know Leon's going to be grinding his teeth when he sees I posted something taken with my old uber crappy cell phone's camera, but I think the message goes deeper than pixels and grain.
I discovered this one tattooed on the back of a girl who was doing her groceries. I asked her if I could take a picture of it and she said yes... a rare thing. She even pulled the back of her shirt so I could get a good view of it! I so wish I had a good camera with me at the time, but the important thing was to get it while it was in front of me.
Enjoy the message
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+1 point for the "develop from negatives", -1 point for using an image of a DSLR which does not use negatives! :D
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Seems obvious, but I like any message that promotes calmness.
(http://38.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m1zawookVe1r3srrzo1_500.jpg)
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+1 point for the "develop from negatives", -1 point for using an image of a DSLR which does not use negatives! :D
What makes that a dslr?
Great note for sure :-)
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+1 point for the "develop from negatives", -1 point for using an image of a DSLR which does not use negatives! :D
What makes that a dslr?
Great note for sure :-)
There's no manual winding lever. Though lots of film SLRs don't have one (my N2020 is full auto advance). Other than that, the body modeling just screams DSLR, but that's subjective.
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+1 point for the "develop from negatives", -1 point for using an image of a DSLR which does not use negatives! :D
What makes that a dslr?
Great note for sure :-)
There's no manual winding lever. Though lots of film SLRs don't have one (my N2020 is full auto advance). Other than that, the body modeling just screams DSLR, but that's subjective.
Oh, I didn't realize there were film cameras without winding levers. I take back the demerit!
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Doh, that's quite clearly one of the first EOS models. Might even be a prototype. ;)
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That was a fine sunday afternoon with a Minolta slr and a Pentacon Six. And of course the 2 sweet girls.
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'Taking pictures is like tiptoeing into the kitchen late at night and stealing Oreo cookies.'
~Diane Arbus
Photography, chocolate & cookies all in one quote! 8)