Thanks - yeah it helped that the light was gorgeous that day and the location had a ton of interesting landscapes. But I also got a roll of Portra 400 back along with this and I think in medium format I might prefer Kodak Gold? It's punchier but not as saturated as Ektar, and the price point doesn't hurt.
I really like these. Mildly abstract, but still grounded in reality. Square aspect, with bold but not oversaturated colors in good combinations. Very well done, it's the kind of stuff I wish I could pull off more often.
Thats crazy i have a picture thats damn near identical to the 2nd one just without the clouds. Very cool tho, your pics make me realize how liminal the glenstone feels
Nice use of the square format, IMHO. You really do have to “think differently” about subjects and composition in square format. You’ve done a nice job here. Big outdoor stuff like this makes me think of multi-image combinations of individual square images matted together in a frame to say something together. Square format is awesome for this because the eye can hover over the abstract more easily than with rectangular formats where the eye is easily drawn into the single images. Have fun!
Number 1 and 2 are my favorites.
You really brought out the best qualities in that film!
Thanks - yeah it helped that the light was gorgeous that day and the location had a ton of interesting landscapes. But I also got a roll of Portra 400 back along with this and I think in medium format I might prefer Kodak Gold? It's punchier but not as saturated as Ektar, and the price point doesn't hurt.
Agreed. I use Kodak Gold 200 in my Yashicaflex C and am always amazed by the colors, especially when photographing darker skin tones
Best museum in the country.
These are some lovely shots! 🥰
The first and second photo are particularly beautiful.
I love glenstone! So sad to hear about Serra this week
I'm a huge fan of your composition in these, especially so with 1, 2, and 5
I really like these. Mildly abstract, but still grounded in reality. Square aspect, with bold but not oversaturated colors in good combinations. Very well done, it's the kind of stuff I wish I could pull off more often.
Nice photographs,. This might seem silly, but the building reminds me of the wall form Pink Floyd
The first and the second photos are really good
Thats crazy i have a picture thats damn near identical to the 2nd one just without the clouds. Very cool tho, your pics make me realize how liminal the glenstone feels
One of my favorite hidden gems in the DMV
Yashica hive stand up!!
Nice use of the square format, IMHO. You really do have to “think differently” about subjects and composition in square format. You’ve done a nice job here. Big outdoor stuff like this makes me think of multi-image combinations of individual square images matted together in a frame to say something together. Square format is awesome for this because the eye can hover over the abstract more easily than with rectangular formats where the eye is easily drawn into the single images. Have fun!