A few Dubai images with Fuji GA645i

[kmallick]

I had a wonderful time at Dubai with my Fuji GA645i and roll films. I want to share some pics below.

I was scared when the security lady at Burj Khalifa insisted that I have my films run through the x-ray scanner. But I don't think it did much harm. All are various C41 color film like Fuji 160 NS and Portra 220 VC, developed and scanned by PCV.

 

[DanT]

Lovely. the fourth one keeps sticking in my mind.

 

[raytoei@gmail.com]

excellent photos!

 

[sparrow6224]

beautiful work, management of color and composition. very fine. thanks for posting.

 

[BobYIL]

Beautiful! Excellent framing too.. I would be adding a touch more saturation to make them a little more vivid though.. Thank you for posting..

 

[shadowfox]

Gorgeous compositions. Credit to the photographer more than the camera (which I like a lot, btw).

More and more I feel that C-41 color negative films hold more charm now then what it used to. It looks "vintage" right off the bat.

 

[jmooney]

Fantastic images. Thank you for sharing them.

 

[Havoc]

Beautiful images, I've been to Dubai for my last three holidays and absolutley love it but I didn't shoot any MF film when I was there just digital, I didn't take a film camera with me because i was worried about the film having to go through scanners and xray machines but obviously it doesn't harm the film images in any way looking at your photo's.

 

[kmallick]

Beautiful images, I've been to Dubai for my last three holidays and absolutley love it but I didn't shoot any MF film when I was there just digital, I didn't take a film camera with me because i was worried about the film having to go through scanners and xray machines but obviously it doesn't harm the film images in any way looking at your photo's.

Thanks again for all the kind words.
I was worried about x-ray machines just like you. But I took my chances because I was itching to shoot some MF film. Almost all security personnel at the airports and security checkpoints, barring a couple, agreed to hand scan the films. To me it the pleasure of shooting a MF was worth the hassle.