Critique Welcomed The E Is For Ektar I Think...

[Brian Moore]

...but that's not the film I used. I'm only saying what the E stands for because I know there will be some questions. No need to ask about it now people, question answered! The film I actually used was Kodak's BW400CN, which is their black and white emulsion that gets developed in color chemistry.

I shot the image with my Olympus XA, balanced on a wall, and used the self-timer so I could get myself in the picture with Sadie.

 

[Chris Dodkin]

That's a cracker Brian - and lovely contrast and tone

You don't look too out of breath!

 

[Brian Moore]

You don't look too out of breath!

The self timer is a long one, Chris. Gave me time for my chest to quit heaving.

 

[Rob MacKillop]

Nice one, Brian. We've had a G spot, now and E spot - I see a theme emerging! Single encircled letters - who's next?

 

[Brian Moore]

Nice one, Brian. We've had a G spot, now and E spot - I see a theme emerging! Single encircled letters - who's next?

Thanks, Rob. Can't wait to see the next one.

 

[Pete Askew]

I reckon we can compose something here!

Nice lighting and tones Brian. You seem to be creating a theatrical series with the Girl on the Phone as well.

 

[Brian Moore]

I reckon we can compose something here!

Nice lighting and tones Brian. You seem to be creating a theatrical series with the Girl on the Phone as well.

Thanks, Pete. That location is on my evening walk with Sadie. Because it's so brightly lit I've taken quite a number of shots of her there. I've posted one or two. Lately I've been putting myself in a few shots with her. Both the XA and the XA3 have self-timers so it's easy to do. Thanks again, Pete!