Event Coverage Have camera, will travel...2011 in celluloid...

Sneaky TLR shot, this young lady was knocking this out:

 

Beautiful shot FB!

 

I am totally digging this thread!

 

Great shots...digital just isn't there yet. What a great feeling film has. You really see the difference after not seeing it for a while.

 

kinda a gimme, the subject makes up for my ineptitude.

thanks.

 

Thanks, more to come...keep tuned

digital makes leaps and bounds, but there is something nice about holding a negative up to a light and trying to visualize what you got.

 

excellent pics, subscribed!

 

VonMERKIN!!!

MUWHAHAHAHAHAHAH!!!!

Thanks.

 

Fantastic pics !

 

Borrowed my father's '72 Nikon F 35mm, and went shooting at the Coronado Festival of Speed. Lesson learned...red filter...not good for shooting cars.

 

damned crown vic.

 

built a 30's speedgraphic, this was my first go with it. This shot was taken blind over head standing in the trunk of my daily.

 

back to the rolleiflex:

 

Great shots! I've been dipping my toes into the massive pool that is photography and been fiddling around with my newest purchase, a Canon EOS Rebel XS. I also have a toy camera that uses Instamax film but no vintage cameras that still use film rolls.

You have some wonderful shots. Thank you for sharing with us.

(And keep sharing.. )

 

Love the new shots, keep up the good work

 

Great stuff man. I got my first "real" camera for HS graduation in 1974. I have over 20,000 shots of cars in "the archives". Still have a big drawer full of film cameras. Everything from an Argus brick to a wonderful Zenza-Bronica medium format reflex with some nice Nikkor lenses. I still think like a film shooter, compose, wait for the crowd to part, etc. etc. I got a DSLR about 5 years ago but still haven't got my head around the whole post processing thing.

I guess film is sort of like flatheads, not the latest and greatest, but it's got soul.

Kurt O.

 

You sir, have amazing talent. I love seeing everything you shoot. Thank you for the posts
Conor

 

One of my favorites! Photo and Ferrari. I have seen this ride in person. Owner is a very cool gent.

Some of my best shots have been without my big head being behind the eye hole.

I have switched over to the darkside with a DSLR 40D. I still have my Rebel 2000. I just used it in the spring when I took a basic photography class here at Modesto Junior College. I have to say. Shooting B&W film without assistance (All Manual) was some of the best photgraphy I ever had to work for. I actually got an A in the class.

See above reply. It wasn't too bad once I learned how to do it.

Ilford Delta 125 is what I used for my class. Great film.

I love this Aston Martin! See it every year at Laguna Seca.

Hit me up next time you want to come down to Laguna. I'll get you to a few nice locations to shoot from.

One of my favorite vintage F1 cars. The owner is a great guy. Spoke to him quite a bit last year. Too busy this year to talk to him though.

The Ass end of a Ferrari 275 GTB. NICE!


Great Stuff! Keep it up!

When I get through all the classes I need too, I plan on getting more serious with my cameras. I will do both Digital and film. I try my best to shoot the DSLR and not edit anything at all. I can't anyways. no software to do so. I prefer original without manipulation anyways.

 

Beautiful stuff, FB. What is that gorgeous sports racer #67 in pic 200? Maserati 300S?
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