Showing posts with label Kodak GC 400. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kodak GC 400. Show all posts

Saturday, November 07, 2009

42nd and 5th




UPDATE: This picture grows on me. I am starting to like it even more. I am just great.

5 Av-Bryant Park




This is where the fashionistas and victims alike congregate twice every year.  Not on the subway platform but above on the park.  I think I have read somewhere that the venue might be changed to Lincoln Center going forward.  I do think all along there are several additional venues in addition to Bryant Park for every fashion week.  I am not sure if I am spreading rumor or the truth.  I think the ice skating rink sponsored by Citi just opened.  So I can do my yearly skating from now on for a few months.

(I can't take any credit for the scanning but I think it looks really good)

Friday, November 06, 2009

Friday Pictures


You can't probably find more boring pictures than these.  They are devoid of any redeeming values nor are they necessarily artistically boring so much so that it's high art.  But hey I derive certain joy in the whole process, what can I say?  I guess I take pride in what I enjoy doing rather than what I am good at doing.

Friday Pictures


I probably used the wrong emulsion.  But I use whatever I have.  Maybe one day I will get my Velvia 50.  Maybe one day I will get my field camera so I will spend at least ten minutes to snap a picture.

Saturday, October 03, 2009

Chinatown


I just got my film back from processing.  I mailed them on Monday 9/21 during lunch break on priority mail.  Today is Saturday 10/3.  Usually I am fine with the time it takes to get back the pictures.  But it just seems a bit too long.  As usual, the majority or should I say all of the pictures are sub standard.  Technically they are by and large OKAY.  I mean, you can't really go wrong shooting in auto, can you?

Chinatown



A Day In The Park


Barber Shop in Chinatown

 Nowadays I loathe to have my haircut, that's why I seldom have mine cut, maybe once or twice a year. I went back to Chinatown. I could ...