Don't want to create any problem but its true that is nice to see well though photos for once and not random one only posted to show that the photographer can use is camera.I preferred your original post, thank you all the same
if someone decides that they would like to give a little critique on a shot - but - keep it friendly - this isn't the 
A few from Henham Steam Rally last weekend.
All shot with a Fed 2, 50mm Industar 61 on Silvermax 100. Some faffing around split toning in Lightroom.
Henham 290913018-2 by wickerman6, on Flickr
Henham 290913019-2 by wickerman6, on Flickr
Henham 290913035 by wickerman6, on Flickr
Henham 290913032 by wickerman6, on Flickr
Didn't know about the film critique section and have always followed this thread as it is really good for film, but when i started watching this thread you could see that an effort was made to post good stuff.as has been pointed out, this thread originates from before we had a place for posting exclusively Film shots - so, it became partly a "test shots thread" for all us gearheads to show that we'd managed to get SOMETHING out of the camera we'd just found in the loft/bought at the car boot/been given by someone at work/(insert other random reason here) - HOWEVER it is also one of my favourite threads because a) some of the F&C people ONLY post in here no matter what the shot quality and b) occasionally we do get some pictures that to many will seem just a random snap, but really resonate with me for some reason. Ideally, yes, now we DO have a F&C section in the Crit. section, It'd be preferable if people would post anything they want meaningful critique upon in that section, and treat this as a F&C version of the Photos for Fun (or whatever it's called this month/this version of the forum software) but I'm not about to start reading the :rules: or wielding thebear pitBusiness Section.
Look at this guys , they run an invitation only posting system with member registration to.
Try to found a new thing to ad to the forum with new technology coming up all the time it will be nice to see if something can be added to this forum.
That sound a lot better then my idea
Love them all but that street shot with the girl looking at you it's amazing.I'm not sure which, if any, of these have been posted before.. but to try and get it back to being about the photos... Agfa Vista 200 devved at the dreaded asda
That one is a real keeper with different things happening in the same scene.
That sound a lot better then my idea
Brian, looks similar to where my mother in law lives (in Northern Ireland). Having lived the majority of my life in Edinburgh and London, it was a shock on my first visit! I am not a country girl. Within 5 minutes of my first visit, my husband had had to help a pheasant out of a greenhouse and the cows in the field that backs onto the garden had licked my face
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I hope newcomers are welcome here, as I'm thinking of dipping my toe into the film world, and I've only ever shot digital, and I'm still pretty much a beginner at that
This is my first attempt at using film, and I got a lot wrong as I didn't use a light meter... everything was guesstimated, even down to the film I used, as I've never even seen a MF camera with 120 film lol.
Taken with a Mamiya RB67 using Ilford PanF plus 50(sent off to Spectrum Labs in Plymouth for developing)
And, my son always looks miserable so B&W suits him.
I hope newcomers are welcome here, as I'm thinking of dipping my toe into the film world, and I've only ever shot digital, and I'm still pretty much a beginner at that
This is my first attempt at using film, and I got a lot wrong as I didn't use a light meter... everything was guesstimated, even down to the film I used, as I've never even seen a MF camera with 120 film lol.
Taken with a Mamiya RB67 using Ilford PanF plus 50(sent off to Spectrum Labs in Plymouth for developing)
And, my son always looks miserable so B&W suits him.
I see what you did there XD
Welcome Lee, we're a nice bunch here if you can put up with the smell from the caffenol users
Cracking work and welcome!
Keep shooting with that RB... If you're not hooked already, you will be soon
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I will thanks and sorry if my english isn't that great and on a good note i just got an email telling i was getting my photo in a Street photography book released worldwide next year
Thank you very much and you got me right even with my poor english.Reading back over the last page, I think Fred's original point has been missed .. I'm sure Fred will correct me if I'm wrong, this is just the way I interpreted the last few days of posts. Fred posted a photo and asked for comments on it. Not crit, just a comment or 2 like the other photos were receiving. Several hours passed and a few others posted their own photos and commented on others posted before and after Fred's yet, despite asking for a comment or two a couple of times, not a word was said (I actually had commented - on Fred's and a couple of others - to notice today that the post hadn't gone through). It's not something that bothers me - I don't post anything worthy of comment - but I can imagine it could easily be really crap for others so I guess, looking at it from Fred's point of view.. When does the fun start for those whose photos are completely overlooked? Sure, it's not a critique thread but to get no acknowledgement at all even after asking for it? The way it made Fred feel is clear in that where his photo once was stands a "
