Photos from round da place.

Dis one in tokyo. Near shibuya. Colorplus and olympussy xa

Dawn and dusk

Testing new shit here. Leica m240 and zeiss 50mm 1.5

Lunch break walk

Point sturt at a music festival i played at

Probably colourplus

Mental hospital

Air Jewdon 1's

This house got demolished a week later

Chip frenzy

Veteran

Smore jap

Honestly the XA in japan was probably the most fun I've had taking photos.

Same house but 1 year ago

Dog belonging to the guy who facilitated EWP training

Last for now. Pretty sick at the moment so it's hard to type. I've always loved taking photos, but it's become a necessity recently as my memory is getting worse. The photos help me remember what I was doing, how I felt, senses, etc

>>4428461
Didn't know aussies were baby-eating yids
I remember your PnS pics from some years ago and they were pretty colorful, interesting to see your stuff in a muted form and with non-IG compression.

>>4428479
Was a joke gift for a friend who is proper Christian.
I'm curious as to how you would link those point and shoot photos to me as it has been years since i posted here. I think with those it was really low effort slap a filter on it blah blah.

>>4428480
>I'm curious as to how you would link those point and shoot photos to me
Been following your stuff for a while and recognized this one >>4428452 and the fact you still use borders, i even bought an old Olympus mu300 trying to replicate some of the photos i liked.
>it was really low effort slap a filter
I think you once said that and i felt bad but i've seen plenty of photos and either you use the same filters or your editing style is somewhat consistent. It's similar to what i wanted to do, late-90's/early-00's magazine style with strong contrast and games between cool blues and warm reds, i do crush the blacks more often than not in comparison.
This one >>4428473 and >>4428456 have the trademarks of what i recognize in your usual old stuff.
>has been years since i posted here
Coincidence, i lurked by mere chance, i don't visit here that often anymore

I like your landscapes a lot, but your street/people photos aren't my thing. Sometimes the vignette is just brutal though and I'd wish you'd have stopped down (>>4428459), just a minor complaint though. Thank you for sharing, great thread.

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I like these a lot, feels like you went to these places with an image in mind. I think the editing is really tasteful too.

No offense but the rest of these are kinda touristy pictures of nothing.

Instagram borders automatically make photos worse

It's like the mark of the beast
>this picture is only good enough to train meta's AI

These photos have a very ephemeral beauty that I think I will remember. Thank you for posting these OP. I'm glad these pictures exist

>>4428483
It's off actually I think I've toned down the contrast in the last couple of years because I have been shooting a lot with my phone. It's too punchy so toning things down carries into my other photos. All the film I've shot has been mostly ektar and colourplus, I often only find myself shooting when the sun is fully out

>I lurked by mere chance
Maybe we are meant for each other anon

I'd like to see your photos, I wonder if I already follow you. Are you heinrik?

>>4428485
That sums up my shooting pretty accurately. It's not very often I intentionally go out with photos in mind. Most of my photos are pretty deadpan in nature. It's just something I really like doing and I often have a camera with me

Thank you for the thread OP!
These are ma fav
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>>4428480

I agree with the other anon that your landscapes are better than your people photos
but besides that, nice colours, very soothing >>4428465

>>4428564
>I often only find myself shooting when the sun is fully out
Funny, never realized that there's very few in night time from yours but i do recall a sunset or something
>Maybe we are meant for each other anon
Senpai has noticed me
>Are you heinrik?
No, i don't think you follow me. Put a comment, i do have very few pics of what i truly like uploaded online, been procrastinating to hell and back on that regard but i do recall a bunch of them were with the Olympus. Quite tricky to use, its battery model gets fucked often.

>>4428675
I thought i was following you, you have a very similar profile to someone else. That shot of the overpass is insanely good. I've definitely seen it before. I often click on accounts and flick through.

My backup plan for when the olymus shits itself is a pair of working hp photosmart 435 i ordered on eBay last night. They take camera batteries instead. I really only like these kinds of cameras for the flash now. Much brighter than my phone. The price of these things are ridiculous. It's a trendy item for people who aren't photographers. They will eventually get sick of it and throw it away or hoard it and forget it. The Vietnamese facebook marketplace sellers are making huge profits. Rant over

>>4428691
>That shot of the overpass is insanely good
It stresses me lol, i vaguely saw the image on my mind but was a pray n' spray in one of the first times i had a camera on my hand as a teenager, had a massive reflection from the car window and i haven't been able to replicate it even when i've been to the spot several times.
It's a random pic that was also a Photoshop miracle because it wasn't supposed to be keeper, i took a shot at deleting the reflection to see my skills 10 years later when i found it on an old drive. Yet a lot of people tell me about the B&W version.

>price of these things are ridiculous
Been ranting about it for a couple of years now too, got the Olympus at 20 dollars with everything included, it's still 30 to 35 in the States but the one i really wanted, the Olympus Verve which could be considered a mu/Stylus 500, is off the fucking charts for aesthetic reasons. Although i am now seeing it went down in price to "only" 70 dollars.
> I really only like these kinds of cameras for the flash now
I am pretty bad at that, i've seen you used it in some pictures on daylight but i don't know when to pull it, that or the sun shines differently there. I keep seeing a similar edit style in the highlights but haven't sit down to analyze it well, you usually see reflections and textures together very nicely, looks like those fancy interior shots from the 70's and 80's.
Still i think the set you did at a pool party is the signature, blew my head out when i first saw it posted here, it's outrageous Y2K.

great thread

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i like these. i agree with other anons that your landscapes are stronger but i like seeing them mixed in with street stuff.

nice stuff bump