Streetscape.

[merelyok]

Shots from my recent roll of Fujipress 800 (freaking wonderful film! the tones are gorgeous.)

[merelyok]

[merelyok]

One more.

[merelyok]

This time on some Kodak B&W film (BW400N)

[symphonic]

I love no. 2, 4, 6, 10, 12!

Man, photos like yours makes me want to chuck away my digital and go back to oldschool haha

[FM2 User]

Hi, marvellous works there. You clearly spelled out all activities in your captures!!
For the FujiPress 800 shots, I enjoy looking at No. 2,3,4,5,6,7,8............ especially 3,4,5 & 6.
As for Black & White, I love No. 1 & 4; the natural lightings had been well used.

Btw, care to share the equipments(what body & which lens) you used to make these pictures? And where can I get hold of these FujiPress 800 films?

[merelyok]

Originally Posted by FM2 User Hi, marvellous works there. You clearly spelled out all activities in your captures!! For the FujiPress 800 shots, I enjoy looking at No. 2,3,4,5,6,7,8............ especially 3,4,5 & 6. As for Black & White, I love No. 1 & 4; the natural lightings had been well used. Btw, care to share the equipments(what body & which lens) you used to make these pictures? And where can I get hold of these FujiPress 800 films?

Thanks all for the comments..

FM2 USer, i was using a Bessa R3a rangefinder camera with a rigid Summicron 50mm lens.

I dont think u can get Fujipress locally, i had to source mine from ebay, but for the money, i think Kodak Portra 400VC is very good as well.

[FM2 User]

Thanks for the infor.

You must be quite close to your subjects & I must say you're really good to have capture those shots without stirring their attention!! Most of the time, when I started to point my camera to steal some shots, the subject turns his head in my direction & I suddenly have to put point my camera either down or away.....tough for me...

[merelyok]

Originally Posted by FM2 User Thanks for the infor. You must be quite close to your subjects & I must say you're really good to have capture those shots without stirring their attention!! Most of the time, when I started to point my camera to steal some shots, the subject turns his head in my direction & I suddenly have to put point my camera either down or away.....tough for me...

I guess using a smaller camera is less obtrusive in many ways, allowing me to get closer to me subject without much of a problem, but there are still situations in which some of them will stare at me and i will just quietly walk away...i guess it just depends on how discrete you are!