www.azkphoto.com my business.

 

 

 

I used to have an XE-7, my second 35mm (first was a fujica AZ-1)...

Man I miss my minolta, wonder if i still have it in my storage???

 

 

Im erick im from central california, been shootin for about a year. Still in love with it! it competes with me subie.

I shoot with a Canon Film A2 SLR
and rarley with the Rebel Xti, too small!

have a 18-55mm
a 28-105mm
and a 75-300mm

here wat i have:












there are plenty more on my flickr.
you can check them all out here
http://flickr.com/photos/foa42/

 

Nice work Eric. Glad to see people still committed to film.

 

are you scanning them in after developing them, or are you taking them to a pharmacy and having them developed straight onto a CD?

The pics have quite a bit of grain...

Nice shots though!

 

much thanks!

i wish i had my own developing tools, but i'm a normie at the longs drugs in town so they give me really good scans for cheap..

the grain i think is wat makes film so great!

 

When I used to shoot film, especially slides Fuji Vevlia 50 which is the best film in the world. I used to scan using a Minolta Dimage which was an awesome scanner. It produced almost 22 mega pixel quality. I have printed very large prints from that in the size of 4x5 feet.

Of course now I shoot with a 4x5 camera (large format) and still use Velvia and get it scanned at professional lab. I also use my Nikon D80 digital and Nikon F5 film camera. Sometimes I use my Mamiya RZ67 which is a monster of a camera but so beautiful.

 

OK, here is some of my work. Let me know what you think:

 

the first one with the boats and stuff is really cool!

but they all look really great, looks like u used filters, Photoshop or on camera??

 

Thanks. I always use a B&W circular polarizer. Expensive, but really worth it. I don't think I ever want to use anything except B&W. It was mostly shot in Vevlia 50 slides and scanned.

 

Added a bunch to my photo website www.imageevent.com/mrmach5

 

trying out the HDR software. Let me know what you guys think.