Shooting In and Around Melbourne

drummercow · 28th June 2004

Hi Everyone,

Saw Jermsdayout's shots of the pigeons in Melbourne and was wondering if you all have anywhere to reccomend that MUST shoot?

Some places that Jerm suggested were as follows:

Queen Victoria Market
The Trams
Federation Square
The St. Kilda's Bath Houses at St. Kilda's Beach.
Great Ocean Road
Philip Island
Bacchus Marsh

Also, He suggested that for film, I shoot B&W, anyone care to recommend a nice easy B&W film for a B&W virgin?

Cheers,

Drummercow

JermsDayOut · 28th June 2004

hey... come to think of it... you don't happen to be going with Donald or Si Whee are you?

Anyway, i only preferred B&W in the city area. That's just my preference. If you want, then you can take in colour also. I used Kodak Tmax 400 for my B&W. You can try 3200 or 1600 on portriat shots... I think it should be nice

The rest of the places, i shot in colour film. For B&W, take note of shadows though... it is quite an important factor to make a good B&W shot... takes some practice though... and I'm still practicing hehhehheh

drummercow · 29th June 2004

Originally Posted by JermsDayOut

hey... come to think of it... you don't happen to be going with Donald or Si Whee are you?

Nope haha...

28th June 2004	#1
drummercow Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: in the shadow of the tallest hill in S'pore! Posts: 247	Shooting In and Around Melbourne Hi Everyone, Saw Jermsdayout's shots of the pigeons in Melbourne and was wondering if you all have anywhere to reccomend that MUST shoot? Some places that Jerm suggested were as follows: Queen Victoria Market The Trams Federation Square The St. Kilda's Bath Houses at St. Kilda's Beach. Great Ocean Road Philip Island Bacchus Marsh Also, He suggested that for film, I shoot B&W, anyone care to recommend a nice easy B&W film for a B&W virgin? Cheers, Drummercow

28th June 2004	#2
JermsDayOut Member Join Date: Aug 2003 Posts: 259	hey... come to think of it... you don't happen to be going with Donald or Si Whee are you? Anyway, i only preferred B&W in the city area. That's just my preference. If you want, then you can take in colour also. I used Kodak Tmax 400 for my B&W. You can try 3200 or 1600 on portriat shots... I think it should be nice The rest of the places, i shot in colour film. For B&W, take note of shadows though... it is quite an important factor to make a good B&W shot... takes some practice though... and I'm still practicing hehhehheh