Thanks.

I live in Idaho but have family in Japan. We go to Japan every so often and stay in Osaka (Toyonaka, to be exact.)

well your photos are brilliant and if you are in Osaka before I leave I would be delighted to be shown around your city! haha!

^you should post the photos you had published in iD

i knew someone would say so -- if i can find a copy online i will

but they are on my home pc

coincidence? well, yes actually (haha)

some random shots... I like this thread :)

I don't know why, but I love close up shots of old people's faces...

Speaking of expensive cameras, I bought a Canon 350d yesterday, just in time for my mom's wedding on Saturday. We'll see what kind of interesting shots I can get a redneck wedding :D

Thanks, its my grandad

woo! post them once they are done..and I know what you mean..they have so much detail..

I'm hopefully upgrading from a Nikon D80 to a 300 in the next month :)

i like that some toy camera shots are showing up in the thread. in ~2003-2004 i was really into shooting stuff w/ a holga


in 2002 i did this with my tlr:


this one was used on a book cover:


and this is when wesley willis came to visit my friend during college:

he loved having his photo taken.

and maio, you made one name drop of a photographer "ansel adams" (a photographer EVERYONE knows) and have been going around here trashing people's work. you posted one photo of some kids with idiot hair- and you think you are the shit. get a life.

great shots. I think I need to dig my holga out again!

thanks kahlo.
once in a while i do miss being in a dark room though, and sniffing in all that awesome chemistry.

i haven't shot with my holga or any other toy cameras (like a quadcam, a diana) or polaroid land cameras since i got a dslr- it just makes it too easy. not to mention you a load of money on film.

Japanese Shintoism

wow!!!!

the top pic is my favourite place in the world, rannoch moor in northern Scotland

you knew I was gonna ask you but did you see loch ness?

it's beautiful but must have been freazing! :cry:

I have never been to loch ness actually...

you should go! well, it depends on how you see the whole loch ness situation

if you believe *gholish moan* it's quite good fun!

I'm in love with my Holga... my only problem is that the processing and printing is so expensive. I spent $25 on processing 2 rolls the other day (single prints on one, double on the other). I really need to invest in a home processing kit. :(

ranoch moors lovely.

i should take you around the highlands i know alot of old drovers roads and botheys

ATTN: SEVERIN!
You do realize that it's illegal to take photos of the Eifel Tower at night, right?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eiffel_...pyright_claims

But good!

del

:) nice

And JapanAlex, are you Japanese or do you just live there? I'm guessing the later?

We've been playing a LOT of Scrabble lately...




And since I know everyone here loves the nature shots, here's a sunset in Klamath, shot from the youth hostel across the street:

"CRIBNOTE" -
triple-word points.

I'm a golly good english fellow in Japan , yes, quite

I'm guessing you're seignish?

exacry ;)

del