-I asked Jared (my son). He agreed. He preferred the DSLR over the analog camera offered by me. After a few shots I told him to switch the camera to black and white mode. He immediately saw a lot of places on the display that seemed boring to him before. All you had to do was pull the trigger. At home, I then showed him in the editor how easily the photos could be edited the way he wanted the photos to look. It was his third walk with a camera… the result is great.
Don’t be afraid to be creative. It has never been easier to do multi-exposures than in the DSLR era. You will create interesting images without any editing. The world through your eyes. It takes longer to write two sentences about a multi-exposure than to take a picture of them.
Yesterday, I managed to put an analog camera in my son’s hand for the first time. I explained the basic principle to him … yes, it’s really not just about pressing a button. … and I taught him and taught him. When we got there, I found out that I didn’t put film in my camera (well, karma :D). Yes to him. Fortunately, I still had the D800 with the manual Biometar with me. I think he liked the analog photo shoot … so at least he told me he was already looking forward to developing his film
Jared’s first analog shots …Leica R4, VE 28-70 & VE 75 – 200mm, F400 footage
this is what it looks like when photographing flowers in the garden. There are still eleven blank shots on the film … I will only use the film for the flowering scene.
Tomorrow will finally be time to meet professionals and true analog photography enthusiasts. I’ve been invited several times, but something always went wrong and I couldn’t attend.I apologized in advance that I don’t own a large format device, so I’ll only arrive with my medium format Pentacon Six. So tomorrow will be marked by large-format photography, combined with the presentation of his own work. So I spent today selecting and producing photos taken with a 100% analog process. Maybe they will like some of the photos. Keep your fingers crossed for good luck …
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