Last weekend, I (along with 4 or 5 other photog's throughout the state) were invited to drive up to Raleigh to shoot a car show. They're supposed to set us up a place to upload shortly so the people who participated can buy prints. Here's a few I went ahead and put on my Flickr though...









This tC won the Hellaflush award, lol.




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Well I'm sitting here watching Halloween and a commercial comes on about this new series called The Walking Dead. It looks familiar and I remember seeing a lot of movie trucks downtown for the last few months. Apparently this is what they were filming.

http://www.amctv.com/originals/The-Walking-Dead/

Here's a photo from their gallery and one I took for comparison. I thought it was pretty neat how they manipulated the scenery.





I'll probably end up watching it just because it was filmed here.

 

Its not too bad.

 

Lol I forgot about it. They're repeating it at 11:30 I'll watch it then.

 

new shoot



full set here: /

 

still trying to understand photography and trying to use Elijah's tips he's given me to try.

 

halloween

 

teeheehee

 

^ OoOoOoohhh... nice. Like the new watermark, too.

 

Thanks bro! I have to get a lens and some film for it tomorrow.

 

love fall. just snapped this while driving.

17-55mm @f/2.8. that's just what it was at when i grabbed it and shot one quick. kind of like how it turned out.


good luck with your new film camera jon.

 

^Thanks I got the film and battery today so I'm all set. Now if it would just stop raining I could go try it out.

 

first time messing around with selective coloring...

 

Looks nice. Done with photoshop?

I ask because I finally got photoshop and want to experiment with anything I can.

Jon, what are benefits and/or exciting factors of having a film camera? To me it's just a novelty or something. Really cool to own and play around with. But what reason did you dig it up?

 

i just played with my cs5 selective coloring...i cant figure that out to save my life.
some one telll me how that ish works!

 

Here are some of the ones that I have done with selective color...

 

I used LR3...
I find it waaay better than what I was using before, GIMP2

@ faux_ghost: I'm loving #2 & 5

 

I look at it as the true essence of photography so to speak. There's no reviewing your photo instantly after you take it so you gotta make sure you get it right the first time. It also gives you a better understanding of light and metering. There's no autofocus so that slows you down and forces you to take time when composing the shot. Without the SLR there would be no DSLR.

 

Jon, I want a film DSLR as well. I want to actually learn photography and the best way is to do it on film. Congrats on the film. Do you have access to a dark room?

 

You beat me to it. Haha. I was going to say the same thing, that using an SLR really brings you back to the basics. You really have to take your time when you compose a shot, because your not able to check if your highlights are blown out or if it's underexposed. Plus, looking at the film for the first time a week later is more exciting than you would think. Haha