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[merelyok]

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[lancey]

your best work seems to be those where u got funky lighting on the subject(s) concerned. If the lighting is flat, the picture falls, well, flat (JMO).

example, picture no.42 is gorgeous.

[merelyok]

Originally Posted by lancey your best work seems to be those where u got funky lighting on the subject(s) concerned. If the lighting is flat, the picture falls, well, flat (JMO)

Thanks. I guess i'll just to look for better light then. (Something that evades me constantly since the only time i have to shoot now are dull sunday/saturday mornings. sigh)

[lancey]

i think the best light comes just before sunset where the light is golden but not harsh.

[merelyok]

Originally Posted by lancey i think the best light comes just before sunset where the light is golden but not harsh.

Agreed. Unforunately i get to view this great light from my office window

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[gwunwai]

Originally Posted by merelyok

How on earth did you take this??? This is fan-他妈的-tastic!

I'm a newbie, but still, the depth of field and the tones...

Thanks for sharing btw.

[merelyok]

Originally Posted by gwunwai How on earth did you take this??? This is fan-他妈的-tastic! I'm a newbie, but still, the depth of field and the tones... Thanks for sharing btw.

Thanks Gwunwai..This was taken on medium format film.

Neopan 400 developed in HC-110B..

Cheers!

[shaoken]

Merelyok, I like your shots!

[merelyok]

Originally Posted by shaoken Merelyok, I like your shots!

Much thanks Shaoken (:

[lancey]

merely ok, where do u get colour rolls develop nowadays? Im finding less and less shops doing it. I guess it's time to get back to film since it's so rare now

anyway, keep up the good work. Your work remains honest and unfancied. Very rare nowadays.

[merelyok]

Originally Posted by lancey merely ok, where do u get colour rolls develop nowadays? Im finding less and less shops doing it. I guess it's time to get back to film since it's so rare now anyway, keep up the good work. Your work remains honest and unfancied. Very rare nowadays.

Thanks Lancey. I usually develop my C-41 stuff at Konota or Photohub. Both are fast if you go for the express service. For E-6 Slides i only go to Photohub (They are the only folks left doing it - All other shops send it to them to process).