Antique Kodak

[SubOhmGirl]

So I don't currently have a working computer and these are the images I am able to pull off of snap bridge and my iPad. I will have a computer soon bare with me. I am still a newbie but these are some images that I made black and white in my camera. Interesting fact: in the image that has a photo of a woman in it as well: that was taken with this early 1900s Kodak I thought that was cool.
Camera only photo: 1/50, f4.8, iso100 lens: 55-200mm nikkor vr
Leaves, photo, camera, lantern: 1/50, f4.5, iso100 lens: 18-55mm nikkor vr

 

[Fred von den Berg]

The photo of the woman taken with the camera is a great idea and gives the image a very nice touch.

 

[fmw]

Almost perfect. But you shouldn't have covered the camera with leaves.

 

[SubOhmGirl]

Almost perfect. But you shouldn't have covered the camera with leaves.

Thank you. Just out of curiosity though, why no leaves?

 

[fmw]

Almost perfect. But you shouldn't have covered the camera with leaves.

Thank you. Just out of curiosity though, why no leaves?

It hides the camera which is the focus of the set.

 

[vintagesnaps]

I like the second one. I might have used a little less leaves, not sure... I suppose it's a judgement call on how much to frame a subject with something like foliage, but I like the way the camera seems to be peeking out from the leaves.

I have a similar camera, good idea to have the stand showing with that cool lettering of Kodak.

 

[SubOhmGirl]

Yeah, I may have went a little too far. I thought tossing the leaves in there would make things look like it was disappearing into the leaves... kind of like a timeless effect.... I may revisit these objects soon.