Topic: Out and about on a happy weekend...

[Skorj]

... but what did you shoot? I was out with my Polaroid down in Kyoto. What a great time. Never thought once about running out of film because of some shortsighted wiener's lack of vision.

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[LT]

I love that train pic skorj - really, really nice indeed.

[Ailsa]

I love that train pic skorj - really, really nice indeed.

Yup - that's the one that grabbed my attention, too. Excellent stuff.

[Francois]

Kyoto has always been a nice town as far as I know. It used to be the economic center of Japan if I remember correctly

[MarkBurley]

Lovely stuff - the train image especially.

Mark

[traskblueribbon]

also really liking the train shot. I can feel it flying past me.

[moominsean]

nice pinholes! i had to work all weekend, so no shots from me!

[formica]

those are all fantastic skorj.

i went to ncku(national cheng kung university - the most famous univ. in tainan(also where those students were busted about 5 years ago for downloading mp3s) to test out the kodak vigilant six-20 folding camera(loaded with lucky) a friend gave me over the holidays.  i accidentally took a shot before i'd wound the roll all the way to the first number so got this odd sort of double exposure. the other shot is just a regular double exposure test.

                  william

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[rdbkorn]

Skj - lovely images, as always.

William - really love the abstract quality of the second image.

As for me...well, I wasted some film this weekend. And I mean, *really* wasted - none of the images matched my intended vision, so it was a bit of a bust. Fortunately, there's always another weekend coming up.

[Andrea.]

Lovely images - as usual.
I bought a photograph. A fibre print by Colin Robertson who lives out here too.

[RandomHamster]

That shot of the train is fabulous Skorj, pure poetry! 

[Marcello]

Shinkansen rocks, Skorj!

[Ed Wenn]

Train? You sure it's not Concorde?