Skip to main content

Film Dump # 6

It has been a while since I last posted, but I do have some good ones to show you. 
Now to explain my absence, the last couple weeks haven't been the best for me. I went through some personal stuff that put me out for a week, my mood has been extremely low and I got very very depressed. It brought back a lot of bad memories and insecurities that I thought I was able to get over. It'll take some time for me to get beck to the much happier state that I was in before when I was uploading regularly, but it's a journey that I feel like I need to take.

Today I have a roll of Harman Phoenix 200 and Kodak Porta 160 to show you. I will start off with the roll of Phoenix 200

Nikon N80  - Harman Phoenix 200

Nikon N80  - Harman Phoenix 200

Nikon N80  - Harman Phoenix 200

Nikon N80  - Harman Phoenix 200

The majority of this roll I shot at the marina in Santa Barbara, my favorite spot for photography as you can tell. I was pretty excited to see these small boats floating around in the marina. The boats were being manned by some kids, I think they were taking a sailing class or something and I thought it was pretty neat. It gave for some great different shapes for my usual compositions when I shoot around the marina.

Nikon N80  - Harman Phoenix 200

Nikon N80  - Harman Phoenix 200

Nikon N80  - Harman Phoenix 200

Nikon N80  - Harman Phoenix 200

Nikon N80  - Harman Phoenix 200

I just love seeing the boats around, with all the colors to see. I feel like Phoenix 200 suits this location well. It give so much more character to the surroundings with its very dramatic colors, everything even slightly bright just pops.

Nikon N80  - Harman Phoenix 200

Nikon N80  - Harman Phoenix 200

Nikon N80  - Harman Phoenix 200

Nikon N80  - Harman Phoenix 200

I think I'm coming to like this film stock more, but if only I had my exposure settings right, the entire roll was underexposed which I'm not super happy about, 

Nikon N80  - Harman Phoenix 200

Nikon N80  - Harman Phoenix 200

These are the first 2 shots I took on the roll. Went to my old Highschool's football game because my friend invited me to come and watch their brother play in the game with them. These 2 shots are super underexposed but I love how they turned out. The green of the field and the reds of the uniforms just stand out crazy cool.

The next is only a couple shots from a roll of Porta 160 I shot on my Yashica-A. This is the first time I shot Porta in over a year, they came out alright. Definitely not my favorite pictures that i took but i got a handful of stuff I really like.

Yashica-A  - Kodak Porta 160

Yashica-A  - Kodak Porta 160

Yashica-A  - Kodak Porta 160

Nothing really much to write home about, but I did try my best to meter with just my eyes. It was definitely hard to get everything right, especially in the darker areas, But it was a good experience. Shooting casually with the TLR is also a pretty fun time. I'd love to do it more, but unfortunately I cant afford to do it regularly.

Yashica-A  - Kodak Porta 160

Yashica-A  - Kodak Porta 160

Yashica-A  - Kodak Porta 160

We'll see how much more active I will be. There's only a couple weeks left in the school semester, and I'm gonna be fairly busy with finals. Hopefully I'll be able to shoot more afterwards during my winter break, and hopefully my mind will be able to rest by then too. Till next time!

Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

There's Goo Everywhere

So it's been a while since I last uploaded anything onto this blog, but I feel like I should continue on with this thing that I started. I guess now's a good time as any to start up again. This week we went to a local punk show hosted by local band Goo Spot, along with a newer band Corporate America. Set up at a newer bar called Union in the middle of downtown Santa Barbara.  Here is a full library of what I shot The crowd was so energetic, all these kids amped up to hear the local favorites, or even new favorites, tear up the place with that fast and loud sound. Pits opened up, they were moshing, skanking, slam dancing, jumping off a barrel, It was a great time. The show was fun time, and talking to everyone and getting all these photos was an even better of a time. With the opening of Union in Santa Barbara, I hope that the grassroots music scene of Santa Barbara will continue to thrive.
Post a Comment
Read more

Avo Fest Molcajete

Another Avo Fest in the books. This year was a lot of fun, the moment The Upbeat started playing the crowd lit up. The amount of crowd surfing was insane for a local avocado festival, but it's an Upbeat show so I shouldn't be surprised.  It was the 40th year of The Upbeat so this show was pretty special, and that's probably why the crowed was way more lively than last year. They played some classic songs from their discography like, "Farmah Man", "17 @ 17", "Sitting on Capital Hill", and my favorite "Olde Towne". If you've never listened to them before, you should definitely give them a listen, some of the best Ska you'll hear. Anyways, lets get to the photos. I was on the outskirts of the mosh pit at all times so I had to shelter my camera from getting bumped into for the entire show. This wasn't the biggest issue since I was using a cheap lens I like and a cheap flash. Nevertheless I was able to get 18 photos that I am h...
Post a Comment
Read more

There's Goo Everywhere Again

We got another Goo Spot show! Held at the Carpinteria Skate Park, we had a full day of music, 5 bands played. Wren Hunt, Ding Mao, Beau James Wilding, Goo Spot, and Nardcore OG's Dr. Know ripped up the Carp Skate Park.  I do apologize for the lack in variety of photos I've captured though, with how wide my lens is, and the harsh backlighting, I found it pretty difficult to get some inspiring shots. But nonetheless, here's a full gallery of Goo Spot's set plus 2 shots from the Dr. Know set As always it's been a blast taking all these pictures, I hope I'll have some more pictures to share soon!
Post a Comment
Read more