Sunday, October 14, 2012

Black and White from Cape Cod





It is still early in my B&W film project and I am shooting test rolls and getting comfortable thinking like a film photographer again.  I definitely miss the instant feed back of a display on the camera and a histogram to check the exposure.  But I am enjoying getting to know my film cameras again.  I hope to have some images to share soon.

These images are digital infrared B&Ws I took on Cape Cod in September.

Keep Makin' Art!

Carl
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6 comments:

Rie said...

OH MY!!!!!!! Aren't these photos something!! Way cool. Don't know why the they remind me of the Wizard of Oz. Almost like they were shot during a storm. Very much worth the wait......

Sunday, October 14, 2012
Carl said...

Thanks Rie! I am thrilled with these. Started working on some of the ones shot on film as well.

Sunday, October 14, 2012
Dave King said...

Hey, these aint just good, they're masterpieces. I've seen nothing to compare with them visually since I can't remember when! Love them to bits!

Tuesday, October 16, 2012
Carl said...

Thank you Dave. These are some of my favorite shots in a good long while. Infra-red black and white with a nice sepia tone. The light was beautiful up on the cape that week.

Tuesday, October 16, 2012
Carl said...

Just a quick note. First few rolls of 120 slide film came back from lab. Exposures are great and I am comfortable the meter works. Now on to some serious photos.

Friday, October 19, 2012
Victoria Fatum said...

These are beautiful Carl!

Saturday, November 03, 2012

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