The Official TB Photography Thread

[Muusers]

From the test day with Uni Stuttgart:

 

[Muusers]

Another one:

 

[Muusers]

As I was biking back from uni yesterday evening I got this shot of the campus:

 

[hankazoid]

I've been a user of this website for almost a year and this is the first time I've gone to the "Off Topic" forum. Pretty cool that there's a master photography thread. Here's my contribution, a link to my photo blog: http://hankazoid.blogspot.com/

There's some live band stuff and just random shots from walking around.

 

[Vorago]

Have you just started following my blog?

Just wondering, a Hankazoid follows me now but I don't know who he is.

 

[vbd]

Some photos with my Canon-Ti 35mm Fuji Pro-160C.
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[IconBasser]

^
very nice.

 

[hankazoid]

Have you just started following my blog?

Yeah, that was me. Good work you have there.

 

[Vorago]

Thanks, I'm only really happy with a few things, the rest is too average I think.

 

[vbd]

Now with digital camera .... Rebel T1i -50mm1.4 : iso 1600 f/3.5
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...Things make me happy: Musica, beer and good friends And take photos
Thanks..

 

[TheDarkReaver]

Newcastle!

 

[burk48237]

Here's some shots from a day and a half in the Smokys. I got luck on the black bear with cub, usually when you see them, they're in the trees.

 

[burk48237]

A few more

 

[HEIST]

 

[Michael Jewels]

Newcastle!

Hey, Darkreaver, your bridge in Newcastle looks very similar to our Hell Gate Bridge here in New York,
http://www.nyc-architecture.com/BRI/BRI005-HellGate.htm

and Sydney Harbour Bridge in Austalia, which was modeled after The Hell Gate Bridge, which I didn't know 'till I searched for the info just now.
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Very Interesting!

Mike

 

[BobWestbrook]

From a photo I took yesterday:

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[Vorago]

Some newish stuff:

Only really stoked about the third photo.


More HERE

 

[warwick.hoy]

Only really stoked about the third photo.


More HERE

As you should be. I haven't looked at your blog (I'll make sure to do so) so you may have already,...but I find hands to be interesting subject matter in B&W. All shapes and sizes but bony, arthritic and wrinkly. (hopefully that didn't come across as creepy or weird)

I read your about me and wanted to give you kudos for learning the art at the end of it's roots (35mm B&W; actual roots would be medium and large format cameras). If you can get your hands on some super high speed film (kodak has or had a p3200 B&W, who knows these days), it produces images that just can't be duplicated with digital cameras. There is a certain graininess and roughness to it. Anyway.

 

[Vorago]

Thanks

I've used some Fujifilm Neopan 1600 & Ilford Delta 3200 film, but I develop my own film and it's easier to stick with one film and learn to get the most out of it, than hopping from film to film without doing serious testing (it really sucks to take a great picture on film you don't really know).

 

[Vorago]

Some photos I made for my uncle & aunt.

This is their grandson, Thibaut.

This kind of stuff adds a different dimension to being a photographer, if you screw up, someone else is gonna be pissed

More on my blog