Lots of kids shots! And some cross-processing.

EJBPhoto · May 5, 2007

Cross-processed, funky crops, and all taken at ISO 320 and f/3.5 (varying shutters- nothing below 320). Not traditional, I know, but my style

Thanks so much for looking. CC welcome if you'd like!

http://i157.photobucket.com/albums/t75/erinjbelford/4.jpg

oldnavy170 · May 5, 2007

That last photo is just beautiful. You really captured a true childhood moment!!!

MichaelMigz · May 6, 2007

I love them! Might I ask what film you were using?

deggimatt · May 6, 2007

Your style is fantastic!!!!!!!

EJBPhoto · May 6, 2007

Thanks so much to the three of you

They're all digital.... I took them with my d70.

zendianah · May 6, 2007

Love the cross proccessed look!! I love your style and your camera angles.

coastietech · May 7, 2007

Great shots I really like them. I think that the angles work very well and so do the colors. Pardon my ignorance but what is cross processing?

cigrainger · May 7, 2007

How do you cross process digital? I thought cross processing was developing print film like slide film and vice versa?

MichaelMigz · May 7, 2007

cross process is truly a film process in which you process print film like slides or vice versa; however, you can reproduce the effect in photoshop. i believe i saw a tutorial on the internet once...ill try to find it

Tangerini · May 7, 2007

I really like your style EJB and these are all very nice!

klissarov ik · May 7, 2007

good pictures, my favorites- #2 & 4

butterflygirl · May 7, 2007

I absolutely love the last one!

oCyrus55 · May 7, 2007

Good shots! I really like the cross-process look. EJB, did you see my recent post in the Portrait/Wedding section with cross-processing?

EJBPhoto · May 7, 2007

Thanks so much to everyone who commented

A few people I know didn't like the funky feel of them, said the processing took away from the images. To each his own... I like it, but I understand not everyone does and since for now I'm just a hobbyist, so it doesn't matter really for now except what I like

But thanks so much for the positive comments.

Here is the link for a tutorial about achieving the xprocessing look digitally.

Ps. Cyrus- I didn't, but I will take a look now