Lilli in Studio, November 2022 [Mamiya RB67 / Sekor 127mm f3.8 / Kodak Portra 400]
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When you come across a feel-good thing.
I'm in this with you.
- By - sickestinvertebrate
6 month solargraph made with a Home Depot shed and laser cut pinhole. The negative was about 8 feet wide by 6 feet tall. Every line you see in the sky is the path of the sun across the sky on a given day.
Shows the Silver Award... and that's it.
Thank you stranger. Shows the award.
When you come across a feel-good thing.
I'm in this with you.
C'est magnifique
- By - 4acodmt92
Looks like the dude who fell off in the back got his head crushed by the bus on the way down… what a way to fucking go
Reminds me of the film Arrival
Could’ve sworn the person at 0:24 was dead… until their fucking leg moved. Holy shit.
Damn her bike literally saved her life by propping the truck up just enough
Never seen someone showcase as much hatred as stupidity
Incredible… may I ask what lights you used? Been looking to get some
PM’d
Near Dark is my fave. That track just moves me.
Addicting song
Ilford condoms
Orpheus vs. the Sirens
Marcy Me
Marcy me wasn’t the last track of 4:44 unless you’re referring to a different album
I thought the post meant what hip-hop song has the best outro… oops
PM'd
Why does everyone seem to hate Jordan Peterson… He’s a highly intelligent person who isn’t afraid to speak his mind and always allows others to voice their opinion. Honestly he’s the best person Ye should talk to right now
This belongs in a museum
Burial
You forgot the squarespace sponsorship
Alabama, Hublots, Slide on me
Their guns sound like they’re pack-a-punch’d
Just process them both normal and compensate for underexposure at best as you can in post. There is service that good pro labs will offer called a clip test, where they take a small amount of a film roll and process it so you can see where you're at with exposure and development. This probably wouldn't be worth doing with just two rolls of 120 - it's more for situations like when you've shot a ton of film in studio under consistent lighting conditions, so sacrificing a couple of test frames that you probably planned for anyway doesn't matter. Unless these two rolls are test rolls, in which case go for it..
I mainly just wanted high contrast on the roll I underexposed to push. It was based on the lighting of the scene too. Should I just push both? I’m wondering what would happen to the roll shot at box speed if I pushed it as well…
I mean it kinda makes sense. If there is anyone who would spend more than 5k on their first camera while not even knowing how to use an aperture, they’d likely be a Leicatard. I feel like they belong to a particular group of consumers that’s in a constant struggle to conquer the art of photography with their wallets instead of their minds
Leicatard 😭 my new favorite word