Drain with Boy
I don’t know who this kid is but he arrived in yellow rain jacket just when I was ready to take photos.
This picture of the Ross Bay storm drain was taken with an Olympus XA2 and expired no-name film packaged in the US, and likely long expired.
I think it’s Kodak of some kind, 400 ISO colour print film.
I liked the way most of the pictures looked converted to black and white – in colour it is too grainy and the colours are difficult to extract with scanning.
The roll will eventually show up on my 2016 52 Rolls project.
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Olympus XA2, no-name 400 ISO colour print film, commercially developed, scanned on Epson V700, edited in Lightroom
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That boy is placed perfectly within the image – good work!
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Thanks Melinda. I think that kid went to the photographer’s assistant kindergarden where they get training in how to most effectively run into someone’s shot.
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He was surely at the top of the class!
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I’ve always converted my colour scans to B/W just to see how the look changes, and some of them have turned out pretty nice that way! just like this photo of the storm drain 🙂
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Thank you Ashoke. I often convert to black and white. And I sometimes shoot colour film with the intention of converting it – some scenes just speak black and white to me and if all I have in the camera is colour, then that doesn’t really matter much. The storm drain is often a b&w subject as far as I am concerned.
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yes … you might be interested in the photos and video (linked to) in this article
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Thanks for the link and pointing me to your article which I had seen before, but never looked at the link.
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It awakes me
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I hope not with concern for the safety of the little one! A parent was just off-camera.
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I’m eating the energetic pill of the sea , thank you
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That is a good pill, works for all kinds of things.
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