C&C for bored photos

greenjackson16 · Mar 14, 2011

I haven't had any amazing ideas lately but these are a few of the best. Feel free to say something about them, however I would like to ask for some photo/photo shoot ideas if you have them.
~ Jackson

(well i wouldn't exactly say these are bored photos, but after i took these i had no more ideas) so i am looking for some

By xfish7 at 2011-03-14

greenjackson16 · Mar 14, 2011

EckoZero · Mar 15, 2011

I'm a massive fan of the colourful distressed look with photos, so I'm giving number 1 a thumbs up :thumbup:

EDIT: Just realised this could sound quite sarcastic and that's not my intention at all. Genuinely love #1

greenjackson16 · Mar 15, 2011

thanks guys! I might of had a few more ideas, but i need to get outside of my yard more. I'm taking pictures at the movie theater tomorrow night. it has a nice retro look with pink and blue neon stripping in lights around the sides. hopefully it will turn out. #1 was taken with my film camera I need to get it out more

reznap · Mar 15, 2011

^ I like to see people using film. For me, shooting film is a slower and more deliberate process and the anticipation while waiting to actually see the results is fun.

What kind of film did you use? Looks cross processed.

greenjackson16 · Mar 15, 2011

film is great, and can make photography fun and easy to do when you are out and about. soon I'm developing my first roll from the Smena i got for my birthday. I most likely took it with Kodak 400 ultramax, but it could be some expired fujifilm superia i got off ebay. is there anyway to tell from the negatives?

reznap · Mar 15, 2011

greenjackson16 said:
film is great, and can make photography fun and easy to do when you are out and about. soon I'm developing my first roll from the Smena i got for my birthday. I most likely took it with Kodak 400 ultramax, but it could be some expired fujifilm superia i got off ebay. is there anyway to tell from the negatives?

The grain has 400ISO ultramax written all over it. Maybe the green tones are from fluorescent light or something.

Kodak ultramax 400 will read along the spine "GC KODAK 400" of the negative strip.

greenjackson16 · Mar 15, 2011

yeah, it was kodak 400. you know alot about film, how long have you been shooting?

reznap · Mar 15, 2011

greenjackson16 said:
yeah, it was kodak 400. you know alot about film, how long have you been shooting?

Just over a year with a DSLR and about 8 months with film. I'd shot a roll of Kodak 400 in the Fall of 2010 (it's really not terrible for being sold in drug stores) and that's why I was able to look at it and tell you what it said along the edge.