Some of my first rolls of film

[jake337]

Well they were my fifth and sixth rolls but the first to get scanned. I wished I would have opted for more than just the standard scan though as I think I would have been able to have more room for editing in post, right? Some from my buddies art gallery, The Abstracted, grand opening. I learned a lot and met some cool people. I need to get back there with some lighting and ektar 100 or portra 160.

Oh yeah, sorry for so many pics but I was just excited to get my first scanned roll online. Some more can be found at my FlickR.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/jakekleinphotography/sets/72157632760102311/

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My buddy Joel

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Artist Jesse Golfis

And some of his work.
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Here is some of Duece 7's work
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And a couple randoms
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Toki Wright

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[Wadi1100D]

Some amazing shots Jake, thanks for sharing. Whats up with #8? Looks like a accidental shot or is it artistic

 

[jake337]

Some amazing shots Jake, thanks for sharing. Whats up with #8? Looks like a accidental shot or is it artistic

I was trying to get some with people in them. I liked how that one came out as it looks like the face in the image is looking at the person walking away.

 

[jake337]

Any tips on the best place to read or join up on learning film to digital post production?

 

[Mully]

If you shoot film normally, then scan you can do whatever you want to the image because once scanned it is digital

 

[jake337]

If you shoot film normally, then scan you can do whatever you want to the image because once scanned it is digital

Cool. I was just not sure if there are digital workflows, for scanned film, that give better results.