Since my last Iron Horse post I have made two more trips, shooting mostly black and white film with a little digital thrown in. These trips were much more successful than the first, as I’m sure my results will show. It was a little disappointing however to find that they had removed all the buses […]
Well, the cherry blossoms are currently blooming, and I figured, what better time to photograph them? They are only in full bloom for a couple weeks, and I’m sure I don’t have to tell you, they are quite beautiful. I tried a couple different techniques here, the first of which was using my Sigma 50mm […]
There is an old abandoned train repair facility in my hometown of Billerica, Massachusetts originally used by B&M railroads. It closed down some years ago, and now functions primarily as an MBTA graveyard for old buses and train parts. Last fall a friend of mine recommended I go check it out, as it was fairly […]
This post will conclude the two-part “Underground Adventures” series, and will be dealing with four different types of film, most of which I was rather unhappy with. If you missed my last post, please go back and read it before continuing any further. The films I will be discussing today are Ilford XP2, Natura 1600, […]
Posted in Amateur Photographers, Boston, Street Photography | Tagged Boston, Canon 70-200 f/4L IS, Eos 1, film, Natura 1600, Press 800, Sigma 12-24, Sigma 50 1.4, subway, Superia 1600, XP2 |
Today I would like to talk a little about a recent photo outing me and a friend of mine took into Boston. I shot only film this day, and went through about 7 rolls before the day was out. The specific films I will be discussing in this post are Ilford HP5+, Neopan 400, and […]
Posted in Amateur Photographers, Boston, Street Photography | Tagged Boston, Canon 70-200 f/4L IS, Eos 1, film, HP5+, Neopan 1600, Neopan 400, Sigma 12-24, Sigma 50 1.4, subway |