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One of my favourites - scanned from a 35mm negative and taken on an ancient Russian SLR without a proper light meter in less than ideal lighting but I was very happy with the outcome.

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Downhill at dusk by braveheart1979, on Flickr

It wasn't a Zenit by any chance? My first SLR was a secondhand Zenit-E. Had so much fun with it until it started letting light in and I had to tape the cover up after changing the film each time. A lot of what I learned carried over well into DSLR land too.
 

tyred

Legendary Member
Location
Ireland
It wasn't a Zenit by any chance? My first SLR was a secondhand Zenit-E. Had so much fun with it until it started letting light in and I had to tape the cover up after changing the film each time. A lot of what I learned carried over well into DSLR land too.

I was a Zenit. Also my first SLR and bought for a fiver at a car bootsale! I had a lot of fun with that. I really must take it out and have a play with again. Very limited it some ways but I always found it great fun to use.
 

pplpilot

Guru
Location
Knowle
On a Cycling theme

Blits hill Victorian town, Telford.

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Doseone

Guru
Location
Brecon
@User9609 - Nice photo. I don't normally like HDR. It's personal preference, but most of the time it just doesn't look natural, but you seem to have cracked it first go and struck that balance of getting the best out of the colours while still keeping a natural look.

@john59 - the Tiger and the Leopard. Wow! Fantastic.

For anyone that likes animal photos, I really love Nick Brandts stuff. Worth having a look at.
 

coffeejo

Ælfrēd
Location
West Somerset
Not a very good photo as the heavens opened so I just pointed, clicked and ran...

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I call it 'The Very Hungry Slugs' :giggle:
 
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