Hey, so I decided to scan some film

Nikon FA, B&W film 400 Speed, Houston, TX

Nikon FA, B&W film, 400 Speed, Houston, TX

Nikon FA, B&W 400 speed, Quito, Ecuador

Ok well, those are the three I'm ready to put up. I have a few more I need to clean up in photoshop. I used a Nikon FA, 400 Speed B&W film, and a really beat-up lens I got for 19 dollars at a local camera shop. I think its somewhere around a 70-100 mm, but there's a high chance I'm wrong. Honestly film is my favorite, so once i get it all processed (I have a few color rolls I still need to develop), there should be a bunch more. Yep, I really need to start writing down my aperature and shutter speed settings, my apologies for that.

Old Stop Motion

 

So one of the requirements for my school is that you take one religion course per year enrolled. For the old testament class I was taking sophmore year, our assignment was to create a power-point of Abraham's family tree as described by the bible. Rather than do the power point, I chose to make this stop motion video using a Kodak point and shoot. 

Messing With Long Exposure's On the Minolta Maxxum 5D

Taken Minolta Maxxum 5D 18-70mm lens

Taken Minolta Maxxum 5D 18-70mm lens

Taken Minolta Maxxum 5D 18-70mm lens

Taken Minolta Maxxum 5D 18-70mm lens

Taken Minolta Maxxum 5D 18-70mm lens, edited in Photoshop

Taken Minolta Maxxum 5D 18-70mm lens

Taken with a point and shoot, edited Iphoto

Taken with a point and shoot, edited Iphoto

Taken with a point and shoot, edited in Photoshop

Taken with a Konika Minolta Maxxum 5D. Edited in Photoshop

Taken with a point and shoot, edited in Iphoto