#16 35mm

[nb-photo]

[twoseparatecoursesmeet]

Garden Path at the Crisp Residence, circa 1970

Mickey Crisp

[talesfromthecrypts]

Strange Darling was nothing but Gone Girl for pretentious filmbros and chuds tbh! BuT tHe FiLm WaS iN tHiRtY fIvE miLiMeTeRs

My truth is it reminds me of that period of time where every other indie thriller was a Tarantino ripoff.

[preselimoon]

Marble

[ilikegoodstories]

Kodak Colorplus 200 exp. '21

[kvetch19]

x

[samhorine]

manhattan west - january 2020

[johnnymartyr]

Johnny Martyr's Five Favorite Cameras

by Johnny Martyr All the coolest film photography and camera bloggers are posting their “Five Dead Hand Cameras” – five cameras we’d have to pry from their cold dead hands, as the saying goes. One camera for each finger (that’s a hell of a grip!). I don’t mind riding these guys coattails and talking a little bit about my five favorite film cameras. For those of you who’ve been following my…

[gothic-cepho]

i relistened to At the Mountains of Dadness and i am physically restraining myself from writing a fic where henry finds hildy’s camera and use it purely as a way to infodump about her kickass camera and film photography in general

[389am]

Phoebe English for London Fashion Week 2022

Shot by me

[chryzure-archive]

nothing like an oc w a vv specific hobby to have you looking into developing that vv specific hobby

[freckleslikestars]

The x files is hell to gif because Crisp cracker couldn’t afford more than a couple of desk lamps and a candle to light the set, but the constraints of framing means that they’re always so close together, and provides that one advantage that modern tv doesn’t: they both fit in a 7:5 cropped frame.

And like, this is generally quite a big pet peeve of mine anyway is like…if you’ve got a scene where two characters are talking, unless it’s for a deep, cinematic reason, why have them framed so far apart. My brain really struggles to pay attention to two faces at once when there’s a sizeable gap between them which means I can’t study both expressions and lip read all at once.

I dunno maybe I’m just being a whiney little bitch about it, but I preferred tv so much more when it was cropped to 4:3

[thephoblographer]

The Best Lenses for Photographers with Shaky Hands

Before image stabilization, photographers used to either use a tripod or control their breathing when taking photos. This prevented camera shake — which is partially caused by shaky hands. These days, image stabilization is very effective. But still, many photographers don’t practice the older ways. So if you’ve got shaky hands for one reason or another, we’re rounding up some of the best lenses…

[upthespiralstaircase]

La pyramide by Stéphane Roquencourt

[calochortus]

Nanatsugama by peaceful-jp-scenery Via Flickr: Nanatsugama 七ツ釜 It is a scenic spot where seven caves were created by erosion. Columnar joints were seen innumerably around here. 侵食により7つの洞窟が作られた景勝地です。 柱状節理が付近一帯で無数に見られました。 Karatsu city, Saga pref, Japan

[sigalrm]

There's a house in Cottbus by Pascal Volk Via Flickr: Das Gründungszentrum in Cottbus / Chóśebuz gegen 12:33. Da die Deutsche Bahn mich mit reichlich Umsteigezeit beschert hat, hatte ich noch etwas Zeit, bis meine Verbindung nach Guben abfuhr.