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  bill schwab

• Jun 5, 2009

This is a great series JDC. Almost as if you know what you're doing or something.

 

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  jd callow

• Jun 5, 2009

Thanks Bill.

 

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  mhanc

• Jun 5, 2009

ditto -- i really like these shots. i am inspired to shoot some tungsten balanced film. it looks like you have shot a lot of these in fading natural light which creates a very nice light contrast with the man-made lighting on this film. very well conceived.

 

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  MVNelson

• Jun 5, 2009

Not only do these unique photographs look great they also look like fun to do!

 

• ilya1963

• Jun 5, 2009

JD

I love your control of colors!

You seem to be shooting on an angle in all the latest stuff you have posted , it would seem with your directness in color that it would benefit from a direct, straight camera approach... unless that's your point which I am missing


IA

 

• Zebra

• Jun 5, 2009

These would look incredible presented matted and framed in a 3 by 3 grid for total of nine.

these are very nice

Monty
Monty

 

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  jd callow

• Jun 5, 2009

IA,
Straight lines are for squares.

 

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  jd callow

• Jun 5, 2009

Monty,
I'd also like to see some of these ganged with verification border.

 

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  jd callow

• Jun 5, 2009

mhanc,
Shooting these with T film and processing normally will neutralize the manmade light. The effect is achieved by crossprocessing the film (regardless of colour balance). The crossed film is far more sensitive to the colour temp's (the yellow of the manmade light the blue of the pre dawn) than film dev'd normally. If not crossprocessing you'd get closer by shooting daylight balanced chromes and souping in e6.

 

• ilya1963

• Jun 5, 2009

"Straight lines are for squares."- well, that splains it...