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what i said, fool. what i said!




nah, just saying that they belong in teh queerz sexion. cuz its firemen. y'know.

the photos are quality.

i'm pretty sure if you called any of those firefighters gay then they take you in the back of the truck and gangrape you half to death then spread some pixie dust on the whole situation that magically makes it hetero.

Come back to us, Al (the board and the band).

a) i don't have internet, if i did i'd make this site a million hits a day type shit
b) don't you have a new bassist who actually has rhythm?
c) i'll come back if we do half folk-rock and half dizzee rascal covers

took this photo a while ago with a polaroid 600 land camera and some expired film..

Pretty sick. I wish I could still shoot Type 55 Polaroid, but it's not longer made and costs this much.

bunch of older photos..

Nice shots - I heard that they caught that 'anonymous' guy who was threatening to destroy Scientology.

- Chalkline

Pretty advertisingish - looks good. So I guess you know dudes in the Fire Dept.?

the old mans a firefighter over at Queen and Claremont

Word, my grandfather was a firefighter, too.

that advertisingy-photoshop-painting stuff is definitely overused, it's cool and all to be a photoshop whizz though.

some of you might know this looseball


and you guys definatley know him


Back Over Crook


Fs Nosegrind

I'm feeling your non-skate a lot more than your skate, actually. I can tell you're developing a style. Be careful with Photoshop, though - less is more. I'm getting a distinct HDR vibe from some of your stuff - it's too easy nowadays to use HDR to get good exposures. I'm not a big fan of the knocked out backgrounds, either (sunglasses shot especially), but it's good you're learning how to do that cause it'll come in handy. Explore some more traditional methods for balancing out your contrast like filters (landscapes) and reflectors/lighting (people). It's great that you're getting a handle on post-production, but don't go crazy with it. Some ad clients go nuts for that style, but some of them also hate it. It's good that you have that style as an option, but try out some more natural light shooting and minimize your retouching. Get the other end of the spectrum.

You need to shoot film and post the shots - it'll make you better.

I don't have any complaints technically, aside from the over-processed look. That sequence is underexposed, though.

No Hdr, Never do Hdr.. I agree with the Over Processing though I needa stop laughing at my stupid self its addicting!! Still learning been shooting for a year now.. I really want to learn to shoot with MF film ... its so expensive to get into though .. I'll be attending Humber this year for photography.. I heard you learn MF film in Second year so Im excited for that

Yeah, hop on the film train before you get to second year - you'll be glad you did. It may seem expensive, but it's much less expensive to "get into" medium format than it is to "get into" digital - it's just a bit expensive to keep shooting film if you shoot a lot. If you don't have money for a Hasselblad or Mamiya, get a Bronica setup - they're dirt cheap and there are a couple for sale on SP right now that I'm sure would be great value. The fisheye is even affordable - I still can't afford a fisheye for my blad and I've had it for 7 years!