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RE: A couple of film shooters I just read about

roteague — Tue, 01 Jul 2008 09:05:14 GMT

[quote][b]Derek Lofgreen (6/30/2008)[/b][hr]I'm always too lazy. That's why I shoot 35mm. :) Seriously, hope you feel better Eric.

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35mm is good too. I've spent the past few days scanning 35mm slides and I'm still amazed at the amount of detail a good old Velvia slide can have.

RE: A couple of film shooters I just read about

Derek Lofgreen — Mon, 30 Jun 2008 21:35:43 GMT

I'm always too lazy. That's why I shoot 35mm. :) Seriously, hope you feel better Eric.

D.

RE: A couple of film shooters I just read about

roteague — Mon, 30 Jun 2008 20:55:11 GMT

[quote][b]eric rose (6/30/2008)[/b][hr]Due to some nagging health issues I have recently started shooting more 35mm rather than my LF. Must say it sure is fun to get back to basics again.[/quote]

I hope you are doing ok ... hopefully, nothing more than what we all go through - getting older. 35mm is good, I find it keeps me shooting when I get too lazy to take the LF gear out.

RE: A couple of film shooters I just read about

eric rose — Mon, 30 Jun 2008 09:17:37 GMT

Due to some nagging health issues I have recently started shooting more 35mm rather than my LF. Must say it sure is fun to get back to basics again.

RE: A couple of film shooters I just read about

roteague — Tue, 24 Jun 2008 10:27:19 GMT

Thanks Derek,

Like Tom, I've been a fan of Joe Cornish and Jack Dykinga for some years. I was just checking out Randall Hodges' work - quite nice, especially considering he is shooting 35mm.

It is always a breath of fresh air to see these photographers, it seems at times like everyone is shooting digital, but then you run into photographers like Randall Hodges and Henry Dallal (that I mentioned a week or so ago), and it is just great.

I've already got Cornish and Dykinga on the photographer's list (under Resources), but will add the other two as well.

RE: A couple of film shooters I just read about

Toffle — Tue, 24 Jun 2008 08:10:21 GMT

[quote][b]Derek Lofgreen (6/24/2008)[/b][hr]Rangefinder magazine had a nature and landscape issue a couple of issues ago and they profiled some folks that still shoot film! I was floored. Usually all that rag does is push the "Canon digital way", sort of gets old after a while. Anyway here are a few links to some exceptional shooters.

http://www.randalljhodges.com/newportfolio2.htm

http://www.joecornish.com/

http://inclouds.com/

http://www.dykinga.com/Welcome.html

Enjoy.
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Well, such is the dilemma for magazine publishers these days. Digital photographers want to see digital images. (I'll stop there... this could get very long-winded)

Anyway, I've been a fan of Joe Cornish for some time, and I [i][b]know[/b][/i] I've seek Jack Dykinga's work before. (The site now requires a login, which I don't recall)

I really like the Randal Hodges photographs. I had not seen his work before. Shows what you can do with a nice 35mm slide film.

Cheers,
Tom

A couple of film shooters I just read about

Derek Lofgreen — Tue, 24 Jun 2008 07:48:42 GMT

Rangefinder magazine had a nature and landscape issue a couple of issues ago and they profiled some folks that still shoot film! I was floored. Usually all that rag does is push the "Canon digital way", sort of gets old after a while. Anyway here are a few links to some exceptional shooters.

http://www.randalljhodges.com/newportfolio2.htm

http://www.joecornish.com/

http://inclouds.com/

http://www.dykinga.com/Welcome.html

Enjoy.
D.