Brian Moore
Moderator
Confederate and Union bandsmen warm up at The Battle of Huntington Central Park.
Yashica 635 and Kodak Ektar 100 film.
Yashica 635 and Kodak Ektar 100 film.
Critique Welcomed Battle Of The Bands(men)
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Pete Askew
Admin
My money's on the guy on the left!
Brilliantly timed Brian. So much more interesting than them actually playing.
Brilliantly timed Brian. So much more interesting than them actually playing.
Brian Moore
Moderator
Thanks, Pete! Much appreciated. What do you think of the Ektar, Pete? Me,...I love the quality of its colors. It seems almost chrome-like to me.My money's on the guy on the left!
Brilliantly timed Brian. So much more interesting than them actually playing.
Pete Askew
Admin
It is, isn't it. To lends a nice period feel to this image. I actually really like the underexposed ones though.
Chris Dodkin
West Coast Correspondent
Love it - the cross processed color look, the perfect DOF - the guy loading his horn! 
Brian Moore
Moderator
Not sure what you mean, @Pete Askew. The entire roll was under-exposed, including this 'un.
Brian Moore
Moderator
Thanks, Chris! I thought the fellow was getting ready to toot his horn but I think you're right: he's loading it!Love it - the cross processed color look, the perfect DOF - the guy loading his horn!
Pete Askew
Admin
It lends... it should have said and I was meaning Ektar in general and I was referring to the under-exposed shots on the beach. Is that really the same roll? Amazing difference in feel.
Brian Moore
Moderator
Yeah,...same roll, Pete. Thanks.
Jonni Allen
Well-Known Member
A cracking Pic with plenty to see. Love the look of the film.
Brian Moore
Moderator
Thanks, Jonni. I appreciate the kind words.
