Miscellaneous cool photography of mine (10 pix)
11-01-2006, 12:21 AM
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Miscellaneous cool photography of mine (10 pix)
A little bit of what I've done over the past little while.
The Equipment
Newest addition.. SUPER wide angle lens
Pensive Gaze
Sidewalk Protrusion
Magneta Lane
More ML
Totally love how French of ML plays bass, the way she stomps and sways without a single expression on her face...
Emily Haines (of Metric)
One of the members of a band, literally known as Holy ****. They're a walking techno/beat act, but LIVE. They use instruments you might've played with as a kid. Toy keyboards and a 35mm film synthesizer (Don't quote me on that) are among what they use. So awesome.
My Flickr page --> http://www.flickr.com/photos/jerryvo/
The Equipment
Newest addition.. SUPER wide angle lens
Pensive Gaze
Sidewalk Protrusion
Magneta Lane
More ML
Totally love how French of ML plays bass, the way she stomps and sways without a single expression on her face...
Emily Haines (of Metric)
One of the members of a band, literally known as Holy ****. They're a walking techno/beat act, but LIVE. They use instruments you might've played with as a kid. Toy keyboards and a 35mm film synthesizer (Don't quote me on that) are among what they use. So awesome.
My Flickr page --> http://www.flickr.com/photos/jerryvo/
11-01-2006, 12:59 AM
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And that'* the best pic of your bonnie you can take?! :P 
Wow, that is some awsome and impressive shots. Props to ya man!
Wow, that is some awsome and impressive shots. Props to ya man!
11-01-2006, 11:45 AM
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Jerry......Jerry............Jerry..............Jer ry!!!!
Very cool shots Jerry.......how many were taken on your stomach like at ONBF?
Are you looking towards a carrer in photography or will it always just be a hoby for you?
Very cool shots Jerry.......how many were taken on your stomach like at ONBF?
Are you looking towards a carrer in photography or will it always just be a hoby for you?
11-01-2006, 12:05 PM
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PC photo guys unite! Minolta has some nice stuff, some damn good lenses.. but their DSLR is kinda behind the times.
19mm without a DSLR magnification...
Gotta be fun!
Film scanner, or a Processing CD?
19mm without a DSLR magnification...
Gotta be fun!Film scanner, or a Processing CD?
11-01-2006, 03:07 PM
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Conventional flatbed scanner with a 35mm negative carrier - a Canon CanoScan 4200F, capable of 3200dpi 
It'* a damn shame that Konica Minolta no longer exists under their own name. The spirit lives on in the Sony A100 dSLR - I played around with it at the camera shop and all my lenses work with it. Unfortunately the noise levels at high ISO sensitivies (800 and up) are pretty lousy. I'm going to wait and see what Sony comes out with for their second dSLR before I make a jump. I like the ergonomics (considering the A100 is a rebranded and updated Konica Minolta 5D), I like the body-integral image stabilization, so even my super awesome 20 year old 50mm f/1.7 prime lens gets some anti-shake.
The camera itself, my parents purchased a year before I was even born... its showing its age, and just recently the autofocus motor has been acting up and making funny noises. I think I'm going to spend a little and upgrade to a mid 1990'* (vs. 1985) spec Minolta 700si:
Brian- none of these were done on my stomach this time
Right now it'* just a serious hobby of mine... I'm really an engineering student. Might consider going semi-pro and make a few (read: minimal) bucks as a freelancer or contributor to some websites.
Glad you guys liked the pics
It'* a damn shame that Konica Minolta no longer exists under their own name. The spirit lives on in the Sony A100 dSLR - I played around with it at the camera shop and all my lenses work with it. Unfortunately the noise levels at high ISO sensitivies (800 and up) are pretty lousy. I'm going to wait and see what Sony comes out with for their second dSLR before I make a jump. I like the ergonomics (considering the A100 is a rebranded and updated Konica Minolta 5D), I like the body-integral image stabilization, so even my super awesome 20 year old 50mm f/1.7 prime lens gets some anti-shake.
The camera itself, my parents purchased a year before I was even born... its showing its age, and just recently the autofocus motor has been acting up and making funny noises. I think I'm going to spend a little and upgrade to a mid 1990'* (vs. 1985) spec Minolta 700si:
Brian- none of these were done on my stomach this time
Right now it'* just a serious hobby of mine... I'm really an engineering student. Might consider going semi-pro and make a few (read: minimal) bucks as a freelancer or contributor to some websites.
Glad you guys liked the pics