Saturday, April 25, 2009

Philadelphia

A dizzying 120 HOLGA image taken in philadelphia.
Figured I needed more film images and this is a recent image I've found to upload.

Chair


Chair
Originally uploaded by srtists13
One of my favorite objects in a nearby abandoned house.
Taken with film, scanned in print, then altered to give it a faux infrared film looking coloration.
Note: this is not an infrared image, there were no IR filters used.

Wednesday, April 8, 2009

Check this out, it's pretty cool.

If you've got a Flickr account or maybe something else you can create a cool little 3D photo gallery.
Not the best resolution of the image in fullscreen mode but that's what ya get for free online service sometimes. Actually, not the best resolution in small screen mode either, but I know a few people who use it because it's free, convenient, and whatever.

Sunday, April 5, 2009

Cliche


Cliche
Originally uploaded by srtists13
DIGITAL

Image Stats:
1/8 sec
f/1.8
ISO 100
50 mm

Really cliched lighting scenario... oddly enough naturally occurring.
:-D

Off


Off
Originally uploaded by srtists13
DIGITAL

Image Stats:
1/90 sec
f/2.8
ISO 100
50 mm

After I took this shot I tried to change the light switch to "On" so i could get the whole juxtaposition thing goin on. I figured it wouldn't budge and i was right besides, I think there's much more of a story to be found if it's in the off position. It just sets more of a downcast mood.

Screw Excersize


Screw Excersize
Originally uploaded by srtists13
DIGITAL

Image Stats:
1/45 sec
f/2.0
ISO 200
50 mm

I think this is really funny being that it's in an old abandoned farmhouse.
I guess it was just dumped there after the house was abandoned cause i don't see Farmer Ted on the eliptical surrounded by cows...

A Bit of Light Reading


A Bit of Light Reading
Originally uploaded by srtists13
DIGITAL

Image Stats:
1/45 sec
f/3.5
ISO 200
50 mm

When I first approached these I expected them all to be dirty magazines that were amassed by a bunch of teenage guys. However, they turned out to be family magazines and bunches of National Geographic issues.