spikol Daniel Spikol
Jaikus from spikol
Thursday, 16 August 2007
Wednesday, 15 August 2007
Thursday, 2 August 2007
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it was me.... only a famous street photographer in my own mind! pleasent dreams! to all on the current darkside of the planet, work starts now for me...
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once upon there was a poor photostudent who spent the whole summer working for a brick layer carrying bricks up scaffolding smashing his fingers and body. he made a pile of cash and managed to save it and not waste it away on beer. he limped over to E. Philip Levine the ultimate camera store in Boston, the great mr Levine took his Nikon equipment and the cash in trade for a old 1954 Lecia M2 with 35 f2 lens and said, son you gonna mess you health up if you keep working for that brick layer, when you finish school come and see me...
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Was in Japan last week, now home in Sweden, and tomorrow heading to the USA to visit family. Check out 23hq for some more photos from Japan. The GR is great, I studied photography long ago and still have a Leica M camera, but computers stole my soul. I checked out the GX100 in Japan, it is cool! by l like the GR and its fixed lens and the manual controls plus it has a hot shoe for FLASH....
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agree with the film classifications... and of course you need to check the processing costs of the different films, since Kodachrome has its own process compared to ektachrome and the other slide films using the E6 process and the color negatives using C41 also check this thread out @N00/discuss/149193/">c41 bw fillms
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no problem, just up early and feeling in jaiku way
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Can agree about the Fuji film, but also Kodachrome is worth checking out besides Paul Simon Kodachrome They give us those nice bright colors They give us the greens of summers Makes you think all the worlds a sunny day, oh yeah I got a nikon camera I love to take a photograph So mama dont take my kodachrome away
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neary expired, discount bin, etc... expiration date is part marketing trick any how, of course film does goes bad, but as fast as they say like most things... so for experimentation the nearly expired film will fine and save you some bucks
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important thing is to have fun, best to go to a large photo store and buy some near to date expired film from fuji, kodak, and ilford. Lately I think XP2 is bit too grainy, pefer Kodak TRI-X 400 asa. Used to love that film back in the days. There are some rules of thumb for exposure and you can always experiment.....
Monday, 30 July 2007
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it is like an addiction, I don't think they realize how much they stink. Lilke smokers or drinkers who think that if they chew gum no one will notice.
Friday, 27 July 2007
Thursday, 26 July 2007
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