The Cahuenga Building
Summer 2007
Monsters Inc.
Summer 2007
The Mad Tea Party
Summer 2007
Space Mountain
New Years Eve 2006
Paradise Pier
Summer 2007
I hope you enjoyed the photos. I'll have more after dinner.
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The Cahuenga Building
Summer 2007
Monsters Inc.
Summer 2007
The Mad Tea Party
Summer 2007
Space Mountain
New Years Eve 2006
Paradise Pier
Summer 2007
I hope you enjoyed the photos. I'll have more after dinner.
I love these!!!! Can't wait for more; thanks so much for sharing! :thumbup:
*jaw hangs open*
Beautiful! Theme, composition, tonality, post processing -- beautiful!
(I just peeped your smugmug gallery -- aces!)
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It takes more skill to shoot in black and white.
Those are nicely done.
it takes more skill to do post production black and white. The shooting is the same. It's my favorite and I miss developing my own film and working in the dark room.Quote:
Originally Posted by Druggas
Very beautiful!
Really beautiful.. Love the Paradise Pier shot. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you all for the very kind words.
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Autopia
Summer 2007
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Space Mountain
Winter 2007
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New Orleans Square
Summer 2007
Black and white can have WAY more drama. Just a question, though: why are they over exposed; under exposed, out of focus, or a combination of the three? What kind of camera and what type of film were you using?
Absolutely wonderful pictures! Crazy dramatic.
For the tech, my guess is a normal digital camera, possibly an DSLR.
Every so often I do B&W mixdowns of my pictures.. it's a blast! True black & white is tough to make, as you have to make each color channel lean toward black or white.
Excellent pictures.
They look a little too photoshopped for my taste, I still love anything Black and White and Disneyland.
the paradise pier picture is beautiful.
I agree because they are crystal clear. I wonder what adding some film grain to further make it look old would do?Quote:
Originally Posted by k_peek_2000
oh my god
these are stunning