Analog film photography and cameras

Fabulous

Wow! I mean, just... wow!

Channeling your inner Nan?

Excellent, love it

Echoing the others. Lucky or planned?

Thanks guys.

Sorry @pdlouche and @Oliver Schick I don't understand the questions!

Nan Goldin

Nan Goldin

I'm not familiar with her / her work.
Does she take pictures of display dummies as well, or what is the connection you're thinking of?

Her career has spanned so much time (and content) it’s difficult to summarise an easy direct connection. Kinda easier to just say her name and hope you got it. It was thematic as much as stylistic, what I saw, but I’d have to go through the bookshelf to try and find the right body of work and that could take ages.

I was just wondering whether it was a lucky shot or one you set up.

Well I "set it up" in the sense that I've walked past that place before, realizing I better come back with a polarizing filter because otherwise it's just 90% reflections, so I did that.
You do realize this isn't a real person, right?

A couple with the 100

Couple with the 400

Planning on shooting this more as this suits a kind of light I'm seeking at the moment very well.

If you are on flickr I invite you to post some of your images shot with these emulsions in the groups I just created (ISO 100 here, 400 here).

Cheers!

You do realize this isn't a real person, right?

Of course, but that's one of the things that makes it good.

Thanks for the explanation.

Ok then by your definition it was a "lucky shot".
I did not dress that display dummy myself / stage it - it's always like that, behind the window of a bar.

Ok then by your definition it was a "lucky shot".

A bit of both--you took the right equipment to get the shot whose potential you saw.

I think pretty much everything in photography is a lucky shot in the end.

You narrow down the odds by actually being there, and having the skill to notice the moment and take the shot

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bMCXx5k01Tg

Needs to be played during Henri Cartier-Bresson (The Musical) where he explains the decisive moment

beautiful (dead pigeon)

thank you (it's just sleeping!)

Apols for a bit of a dredge, but I'm looking for a new lab to try as I've lost a bit of trust in my local. Is DS's development any good - especially with push processing?

Nice shots TK......heres me waiting to eat Maroc 1969 (and some peeps obvs thought dummy was Human)

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Cheers!

Maroc photo looks rough, as if that's a dog being grilled
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