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TiCoyote

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Shot with a Rolleiflex T on Kodak TMax 400:

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These are great!
 
These are great!

Actually, no they aren't. I love to see folks shooting film, but just because it's film, doesn't mean it has to take a back seat to digital. If these were taken with even a entry level digital, members would be commenting on the blown out sky and snow, leaning buildings and snapshot type photography. I love film and film photography. In fact so much so, I don't give handicaps.
Most people shooting film today have a big advantage over the film artists of the past. Today you drop the negative in the scanner and Photoshop the crap out of it. Beautiful film photographs have been taken for over a century with only the light and lens of an enlarger.
 
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^ agree.

Also, the second shot has some interest to it, but not a ton, and the rest are pretty much "Meh... someone took a shot of a building." I see you put some thought into the compositions, so kudos there, but you're going to need to give us something interesting... emotional... compelling in some way... or it's just meh.
 

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