Some recent snapshots from Myanmar

a couple more from some slide film that I picked up last night

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cheers, michael

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Hello Raid.....I used an m6ttl and an m3....my lenses were a 15mm, 28mm elmarit v3, 35mm nokton 1.2, 50mm summilux v1, and a 90mm summicron (I think the same version that you have"big bertha")...for the first couple of posts....I used fuji 100 and xp2...the last 2 posts (6 photos) I used kodak 100 vc slide film.....I shot about 95% of the trip with tri-x which I will start developing tomorrow....

thanks for the kind words...I appreciate it.....
cheers, michael
 
You have an excellent eye for perspective and composition, you have done a lot with excellent subjects. When does the book come out? Sell a few prints, should easily pay for the rebuild of the M6. ;-)

Regards, John
 
Great preface, Michael... If you shot all that Tri-X you showed us, developing will be a loooooooong work... Your shots are inspiring always... Thanks for giving us the pleasure!

Cheers,

Juan
 
Thanks again guys for the positive comments.....I am not really sure what I am going to put up on the web yet....I am going to get everything organized and printed first and then send some stuff to my agency (Gamma)....when I get everything set, I think I will be in a better position to know what I am going to show....I know that at some point, I will have a show of my work, not sure if it will be here in Bangkok or back in San Francisco.....a book would be nice too, but I think that is later down the road...I am trying to focus on just getting everything in order now, I have a lot of work from this part of the world that not many people have seen....

I will definitely post some photos here, because I enjoy this forum a lot and I appreciate the help and advice that I have received from many of you.....

thanks again....cheers, michael
 
I am still developing my tri-x and I am a long way from finished....I just scanned my first black and white negative and I am not really pleased with the contrast...(I like the image BTW)....before today, I would always print the negs and then scan the print...I know that I can adjust the image in photoshop and all, but I will save that for a later day...

I really enjoy the process of printing black and white....

Myanmar...
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here's another one.....I wish I knew how to use photoshop....but for now, I just want to finish developing these rolls and start printing...

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cheers, michael

edit...I just realized that at this size that it is difficult to read the text on the sign...I saw the sign the day before I took this photo and I was with a local, I stopped to take the photo and he told me not to, because there were police/soldiers under the sign and I didn't take the photo because he told me not to and I didn't want to jeopardize his safety (after all, he knows better than me) ...the next day I went back and took the photo....the girl on the bike just happened to come into the picture as I was taking it.....I love the propaganda

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I'm really looking forward to seeing the bulk of your Tri-X shots. These E6 and C41 shots are wonderful so far.

I've been thinking about going to Myanmar for a while now. How did you find it? So many places say not to go, but the more you delve into it the more these warnings seem totally unjustified.
 
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