Recent content by joecobbs

Very dodgy darkroom if there's light coming in anywhere

22. Devving 120 in 300 ml instead of 500. Three quarters of a perfectly exposed photograph. Did it twice too.

Olympus mju II, as sharp as the yashica t4, and smaller too.

Hdr is not art.

The UK isnt rougher than anywhere else. If he can get away with it in eastern europe, New York, japanese yakusas, etc then i don't think little old England would be a problem for him. He's shot in London before.

By the end winogrand kind of became obsessed with the doing, rather than the results. Which kind of sums up street photography in a way, you're almost compelled to go out and shoot. If you come back with nothing so be it, but getting out there, forever in the search of the little idiosyncracies...

right. as you may have guessed i know nothing of this sort of thing. ive got some cat5e cable, is it a case of running that from, say, where the main phone port and router/modem will be, up to the room you want it and then it goes into a socket which you will attach an ehternet cable to your...

fair enough. got any recomendations, or are they pretty much all the same?

that looks interesting, so one end fits the phone port and the other the ethernet port in the computer? anyone know if thatd work?

hi, ive got a phone port in my attic room, which is connected to the phone port downstairs. the internet modem/router thing is downstairs too. can you get a cable that will fit into the phone port in the attic room and the back of my computer, because the wireless strength is pretty bad this far...

Anyone know where i can get one of these from? Apparently you must use either a Mallory px-675 or an Eveready epx-675, otherwise the light meter wont work properly. cheers

Could you give me an example of a technically special photograph?

Well I doubt the photographer just used a body and lens for this shot. I presume he/she used some filters, therefore already raising the 'technical' aspect. Also the article stated that he/she had to be in excactly the right spot at the right time, this was no snapshot. So it surely is a...

All a photograph is is exposing a light sensitive bit of film or sensor to light. If it's focused and exposed correctly it's technically good. I can't understand how that photo isn't technically special?

It must have been pretty difficult or we'd all be on here showing off our own versions!