gets hacked up by a photographer that doesn't know her camera.....and then she takes it to a walgreen where it gets hacked even more.... this was shot on a pentax full manual, obviously overexposed and then apparently there were all sorts of light leaks. this is black & white film made to be processed on a color processing system so i'm not sure where the blues and pinks come in except that perhaps the processor was not calibrated or the whatnot. the more i stare at them, the more some of them appeal to me. not in the hey, look what i shot way but in the weird, bad photography sort of way.
I like these. people do some pretty weird things with HDR and other processing techniques, and this is an interesting effect.
ReplyDeletebut, I can see where you would have been disappointed, at first glance!
early morning traffic snarls - that's what i think of when i look at these photos...there's that feeling of dullness combined with a pink wash of a new dawn that offers such promise... thank you for sharing... -k.
ReplyDeletei am loving some of these.....especially 2 and 8......FUN!!!!
ReplyDeleteI love these, char! they have a sort of vintage, polaroid quality... beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI like them. They've got character and personality.
ReplyDeleteHeehee....But sometimes there's beauty in the random unexpected!! :-) Now you can say: "Now I know!" And isn't experience worth something?! ^_^
ReplyDeleteThese ARE interesting - almost like in an old movie where things are supposed to be a little surreal. I like them. Wish my plain ole photography looked like your 'bad' photography. And where in the world do you get film these days????
ReplyDeleteThey do seem to have a vintage feel about them Char. have a great day.
ReplyDeleteThey look like my childhood memories from seventies England... isn't that weird???? :0)
ReplyDeleteunexpected perhaps but interesting and visually appealing none the less.
ReplyDeletevintage look without having to use time machine : D
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I like these too. That second one is my favorite. All was not lost. :)
ReplyDeleteI think they're very "mod." Very Art Deco-ish!
ReplyDeleteOkay, something is definitely not right there. A few to many blues and pinks, but I wouldn't have the slightest idea why. Funky images for sure, Char!
ReplyDeleteHoly cow...I think they are fabulous! Now I am homesick!!!
ReplyDeleteActually, I think they a little bit of fabulous!
ReplyDeleteI find the black and white on color always looks blue to me. Interesting streaky affect.
ReplyDeleteHonestly, they have the look of long lost photos, uncovered from a dusty box that was hidden in a dark corner of an attic. I like them. :)
ReplyDeleteyeah...kind of like an old movie...washed out and out of focus!
ReplyDeleteHUGS
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They turned out pretting interesting and fun. :)
ReplyDeleteSharon
Looks like you got your Pentax back:) I absolutely love these accidental photos! Love the colors...this is the kind of thing that couldn't have been replicated if you tried! I really think many of these are hang on the wall worthy:)
ReplyDeletei like these! kinda dreamy, vintage...
ReplyDeleteone of those kind of happy accidents! photography is sort of a science experiment -- you are never exactly sure what you will come up with! same thing goes with pulling glazed pottery from a kiln -- some accidents are happy, some NOT! same thing goes with hair color. lol
ReplyDeleteThese are SO cool!
ReplyDeleteI think they're beautiful, Char.
ReplyDeleteInteresting that when you think something is aweful, many times there's good in it somewhere. I do think these shots interesting,with a lot of personality. Maybe not what you intended, but I wouldn't throw them away. Then again, I seldom throw anything away!
ReplyDelete... "sweet home chicago."
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Very cool. that's where the term Accidental Beauty came from.
ReplyDeleteunexpected results can sometimes be the best. I really like some of these.
ReplyDeleteNice!
ReplyDeleteI really should pull out my film camera from time to time...I guess I just love the instant gratification of digital...maybe film would teach me a little something about patience!