This week I’m posting a series of posts about the Digital Harinezumi. See them all here. Yesterday I posted some high res (2048 X 1536) black and white images from my digital Harinezumi, so today I wanted to share some low-res shots to see if we could spot a difference. First off, I have to [...]
Posts Tagged ‘street photography’
Journey Into Analog: Lomo Kompact Wide
After combining a couple of discounts together… I finally got my hands on a LC-Wide, the wide(r) version of the LC-A+, my favorite street camera. Shot using Tri-X 400 on a rainy day on Market St. Tweet
Journey Into Analog: Business Casual
Another sexy batch of Tri-X film, shot on my LC-A. Dunno what the fuck is up with that stupid white line running across some of the shots… hoping it’s the film and not the camera. Tweet
Journey Into Anolog: BFFs
When picking up my latest batch of black and whites I noticed an unintentional trend… they all seem to pics of two friends hanging out. The two homeless dudes heckling the talented one-man-band-performer on Market, the drunk girls yelling “woooooooooo!” out the sun roof of a stretch limo, the guy and his dog that I [...]
American Analog: NYC by LC-A
I went to NYC a few months back for some BlogHer Instwalks. I brought along my LC-A and 6 rolls of Tri-X (Arista Premium actually, but it’s the same shit), but I seemed to have misplaced all the rolls I shot except this one, which is filled with cathedral shots and greek statues. I promise [...]
