Kazyl's Photo thread

Um. These are very casual photos I've taken pretty recently. I needed a place where people would be able to actually see these instead of idling in my locked photobucket account :p. Hopefully I'll get some type of feedback.

This was taken on a trip to Oakland. A friend's friend asked if I could shoot the cover art for his band's album. These were some that didn't make the cut but I like them regardless. They were taken at an old warehouse that was closing down.

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These were taken somewhere around Downtown Berkeley. I was experimenting with crossed-process slide film and these were the results.

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I'll post more later.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

photto: Um. Well I didn't plan on having other people post but if you want to, feel free. That's if you don't want to make your own photo thread of course.

elwe: Yea I see what you mean. The dark is a little too dominate.

Here's two more:

These two are my cousins taken at a birthday party.

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I posted this one on my DA account but it's not like I'm gathering any major hits there. This was taken somewhere in Downtown San Diego.

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There's nowhere I can't reach.

DarkLink2135: Haha, I like that photo too (3rd warehouse picture). Just how simple it is and all the texture in the background. Just wish I took more.

photto: Thank you. Do you have any of your stuff uploaded? I'd like to see them.

Ok, 4 out of the 5 I'm posting have already been posted on my DA account but again, it's not like I get much traffic (or comments) there.

This was taken in my printmaking class:

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There was a light leak in my camera. That's why there's some color discrepancies in 2 of these. These were taken last year fall outside the classroom.

This was the photo that the band I mentioned in the first post used for their cover. Taken on the same roll as the warehouse photos.

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That's it for today. Night.

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.

My bad. I use a Canon A1 with a 1.4 50mm lens.
Fujicolor Superia X-TRA 400 film.
Slide film was Kodak Professional Elite Chrome 100.

I really like a shallow depth of field so all my photos are pretty much shot around a 1.4 f-stop. Except the chair shot, that was probably at 13 I believe. Forgot what the shutter speed was. I'll have to keep track of those from now on.

elwe: Yea. I was just walking along and saw it in the lake and was immediately drawn to it.

Dee: By trash do you mean the chair?

I am a dolphin, do you want me on your body?

Not sure if I like these all that much:

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I was speaking idiomatically.