TPF Darkroom Film Snobs Print Exchange

[KevinR]

I actually had a question about the t.v. on the merry go round. Did you mean to print it backwards? After looking at it for awhile, it hit me that panasonic was backwards.


Also a Big Thank you to Matt for setting this up, getting the pictures out to us, and for his awsome shots he sent us. :thumbup: :thumbup:

 

[terri]

Okay. Here are mine:

And Above the Fair:

And I second that Thank You to Mr. Needham. It was lots of fun!

 

[KevinR]

I'm glad you posted your pictures Terri. I wasn't sure what side was up on the ride shot. :scratch:

I was curious who had the band shots on 6x6? I have a contact sheet but no picture from it. Not sure if I'm supposed to. There was also a contact sheet with shots of a wooden bridge and a stream under it. No pics from that either.

Not worried, just curious.

 

[ksmattfish]

The band shots were one of my contact sheets. I didn't send everyone the same contact sheets, I just grabbed a handful out of a drawer and spread them around.

 

[ksmattfish]

I'm glad you posted your pictures Terri. I wasn't sure what side was up on the ride shot. :scratch:

Me neither. I think I've been looking at it upsidedown.

 

[terri]

I'm glad you posted your pictures Terri. I wasn't sure what side was up on the ride shot.

Really...? That's kinda funny! I guess it seems obvious to me because I took it. Had my back to the ride and pointed up, waiting for the claw thing to swing out over me. I guess I think it makes sense because everyone's legs (with the one fun exception) are naturally hanging down. :scratch: Glad to clarify it!

That image should come with a sound track; everyone was screaming bloody murder, regardless.

 

[ksmattfish]

The crazy rides they come up with these days I didn't know what way the legs were supposed to be going. Your shot is from a weird angle, and sort of looks likes it's miles in the sky when displayed properly. I guess I just assumed with all the sky, and no land in sight, I was hoping for the sake of the riders, that you were shooting from below. Did everyone survive?

 

[oriecat]

I got Widelux contact sheets :thumbsup: Thanks Matt!!

Who did the 6x6 contact sheet with lots of woods and streams?

 

[tr0gd0o0r]

Who did the 6x6 contact sheet with lots of woods and streams?

i think those may've been mine. Are there also some shots of under a bridge?

 

[terri]

i think those may've been mine. Are there also some shots of under a bridge?

I think that's right, I got the same thing. A few really nice woodsy scenes. :thumbup: Those are yours, Trog?

The crazy rides they come up with these days I didn't know what way the legs were supposed to be going. Your shot is from a weird angle, and sort of looks likes it's miles in the sky when displayed properly. I guess I just assumed with all the sky, and no land in sight, I was hoping for the sake of the riders, that you were shooting from below. Did everyone survive?

Yep! It is a weird angle, granted. I hope you like it.

 

[tr0gd0o0r]

Yeah I think those are mine, i relooked through the contact sheets I got and none of hte others seemed to match that desription. That was actually my first MF roll I shot.

 

[ksmattfish]

I got Widelux contact sheets

I knew that Orie had a Widelux, and Zach had a 6x6 folder, so I sent contact sheets from those sorts of cameras. The rest of you got them at random.

 

[santino]

I think I signed my pics, mine were those with the Dachshund close-up and that out of focus hand

 

[havoc]

The pics i have seen look awsome, but as of Monday afternoon i have yet to recieve them in the mail. Orie (in the same town) got her's last week, I am sad. Maybe they will turn up tomorrow.

 

[KevinR]

Man, hope you didn't piss off your mailguy about the photo's you originally sent.