Chriscrawfordphoto
Real Men Shoot Film.
My best? Hell, I don't know. I've got a lot of photos I love. Here's a couple favorites:
I want to see your best photo ever!
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Keith
The best camera is one that still works!
I've had to re-think my favourite photo ... I took a shot yesterday that has everything I want in it. The environment is rustically beautiful, it's strongly backlit to the point of almost blowing out ... and the subject is someone I'm very close to!
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TWoK
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By far my favorite so far. This might not be my best, but it is my personal favorite:
thinkfloyd
Flippy Nose
Humbled and awed by the shots here... wow! Here are my favorites, strange since I rarely do B&W (though I'd love to do more), and more rarely, concert shots.
*cropped to 8x10
*cropped to 8x10
squirrel$$$bandit
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Man, these are soooo good...
OurManInTangier
An Undesirable
Goes to show there are some pretty good photographers on RFF. Some of these are spectacular
shadowfox
Darkroom printing lives
Shot last week (Leica M8 + 1950s Summicron 50mm) - straight shot, no faffing in Photoshop (granted, it was set up - moth (dead) from eBay, Blutacked to bottle!).
Deaths Head Hawkmoth
Man, this is the kind of shot that will haunt me.
The word excellent seems trite for this photograph. Soooo good.
Is that a skull on the moth's back? it looks like the logo on the Punisher's shirt. 🙂
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shadowfox
Darkroom printing lives
My latest favorite:
Why? because my 5 years old daughter took it 🙂
Why? because my 5 years old daughter took it 🙂
sanmich
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Man, she has a brilliant future (no matter if she is a great photog or she uncredibely lucky🙂)
My latest favorite:
Why? because my 5 years old daughter took it 🙂
ruby.monkey
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My best photo ever? Easy - my boy's first appearance:
Technically poor, taken with something that's the electronic equivalent of a pinhole camera, and still the photo that I cherish above all others.
Technically poor, taken with something that's the electronic equivalent of a pinhole camera, and still the photo that I cherish above all others.
Benjamin Marks
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Will: Awesome. Let's hear it for kids and cameras. - Ben
emraphoto
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Joerg
Dilettant
photogdave
Shops local
yefeihe
Member
and one more:
Man, this one brought me right back into Jean-Luc Godard's films from the sixties, in particular, Bande à Part (Band of Outsiders). Could easily have been a Truffaut's film, too.
KenRothman
Takes really bad pictures
current favorites
current favorites
Buddhist monks in Bhutan Aug 2006.
Kirill, Oct 2002
San Francisco, Feb 2008
current favorites
Buddhist monks in Bhutan Aug 2006.
Kirill, Oct 2002
San Francisco, Feb 2008
shadowfox
Darkroom printing lives
Lucky is a better description, but she did took one picture of me that is perfectly composed, no chopped feet or head 🙂
kermaier
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Yes, it's cool when the little ones pick it up so quickly. I gave my daughter an old 3 MP Casio Exilim with a 35mm equivalent fixed-focus lens for her 3rd birthday, and she "got it" within a few days.
::Ari
porktaco
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Shot last week (Leica M8 + 1950s Summicron 50mm) - straight shot, no faffing in Photoshop (granted, it was set up - moth (dead) from eBay, Blutacked to bottle!).
Deaths Head Hawkmoth
did you put the lotion on its skin?
rphenning
Established
hahaha made me laugh out loud
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