on campus- mostly buildings

myopia · Dec 18, 2007

how come whenever blk+wht pictures go to the internet from my computer, they always pick up an almost purple tone?
-i have a small laptop screen, so please excuse the tiny images
-these came from my ricoh point and shooter machine thing

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2. (i know, not the 'correct' exposure- but i like how it ended up)

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Sideburns · Dec 18, 2007

I don't see any purple.

Lorielle99 · Dec 18, 2007

#4 is my fav. was 2 shot in infrared?

myopia · Dec 18, 2007

Lorielle99 said:
#4 is my fav. was 2 shot in infrared?

#2 was not actually shot in infrared, but i left it as is because it resembles ilford xpf200 which has become my interest lately in medium format.

LaFoto · Dec 19, 2007

I quite like 5 here and feel you could even play some more with the rounded shapes of the bike stands as opposed to the rectangular shapes of the building behind it!

Ls3D · Dec 19, 2007

No purple nurple here either (not even a hint), time for a recalibration?

-Shea

myopia · Dec 19, 2007

LaFoto said:
I quite like 5 here and feel you could even play some more with the rounded shapes of the bike stands as opposed to the rectangular shapes of the building behind it!

that's a good idea. next time.

myopia · Dec 19, 2007

Ls3D said:
No purple nurple here either (not even a hint), time for a recalibration?

-Shea

i tried calibration. no luck. i think it's just my monitor that i have attached to my laptop that sucks.

deviousdragen · Dec 21, 2007

they look nice, did you sell/ or give them to the school you took them of? perhaps they would like to purchas, use, borrow, them for brochures? They look really cool though. Quaint is the word that comes to mind.

JmPhotos · Dec 21, 2007

Great pics. Love the contrast. #2 is my fav

Laser180481 · Dec 22, 2007

I really like what's going on in #5. The architecture of the roofs in the background tell a pretty interesting story. I'd like to see you go back there and take more shots with the different angles of the roofs being the subject of the composition. See how different perspectives change what you're looking at. I'm an architecture student so I find this kind of thing pretty interesting.