Comments for Snapshots From Falun http://snapshotsfromfalun.com Wed, 07 Jan 2009 00:10:42 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 Comment on Transfixed by Kalli http://snapshotsfromfalun.com/2008/12/transfixed/#comment-15 Kalli Wed, 10 Dec 2008 16:41:06 +0000 http://snapshotsfromfalun.com/?p=93#comment-15 <p>Probably explains why their lights are so crap :)</p> <p>Edit: As in they didn't have money left for lights.</p> Probably explains why their lights are so crap :)

Edit: As in they didn’t have money left for lights.

]]> Comment on Transfixed by Todd http://snapshotsfromfalun.com/2008/12/transfixed/#comment-14 Todd Wed, 10 Dec 2008 16:24:36 +0000 http://snapshotsfromfalun.com/?p=93#comment-14 <p>That is a very pretty metal barricade. Seriously, much nicer than most I've seen stateside.</p> That is a very pretty metal barricade. Seriously, much nicer than most I’ve seen stateside.

]]> Comment on Transfixed by michele http://snapshotsfromfalun.com/2008/12/transfixed/#comment-13 michele Mon, 01 Dec 2008 11:27:42 +0000 http://snapshotsfromfalun.com/?p=93#comment-13 <p>This is stunning. The look you have captured on her face, along with the lighting, is perfect. Exquisitely timed.</p> This is stunning. The look you have captured on her face, along with the lighting, is perfect. Exquisitely timed.

]]> Comment on Stumped by Trelvix http://snapshotsfromfalun.com/2008/11/stumped/#comment-10 Trelvix Mon, 10 Nov 2008 20:57:15 +0000 http://snapshotsfromfalun.com/?p=82#comment-10 <p>Mysterious and peaceful. Very nice.</p> Mysterious and peaceful. Very nice.

]]> Comment on Kids on Slaggatan by Kalli http://snapshotsfromfalun.com/2008/09/kids-on-slaggatan/#comment-7 Kalli Fri, 03 Oct 2008 23:29:53 +0000 http://snapshotsfromfalun.com/?p=67#comment-7 <p>Of the ten photos now up I think three are shot with my Zorki. The rest are with my D40.</p> <p>I'm a bit happy if you couldn't tell which are which since I think I need to get a lot better at post–processing. Especially black and white conversion. I can't begin to approach the beauty of black and white film, or what it can do most of the time, with digital black and white.</p> <p>Your comment sparked the notion that what I want to do with a camera is to commentate. Which might be good. I'm not that comfortable with calling myself a photographer but commentator sounds nice.</p> Of the ten photos now up I think three are shot with my Zorki. The rest are with my D40.

I’m a bit happy if you couldn’t tell which are which since I think I need to get a lot better at post–processing. Especially black and white conversion. I can’t begin to approach the beauty of black and white film, or what it can do most of the time, with digital black and white.

Your comment sparked the notion that what I want to do with a camera is to commentate. Which might be good. I’m not that comfortable with calling myself a photographer but commentator sounds nice.

]]> Comment on Kids on Slaggatan by Ulfur http://snapshotsfromfalun.com/2008/09/kids-on-slaggatan/#comment-6 Ulfur Fri, 03 Oct 2008 21:16:52 +0000 http://snapshotsfromfalun.com/?p=67#comment-6 <p>I think I'm starting to see why you like rangefinders and film so much. It gives the most everyday things a dreamy fairytale like quality, transporting them to another time and place somehow. Which I find ironic considering how most street-photographers and photo-journalists aim to capture things "as they are".</p> <p>I like photography because it allows me to create and make my own version of reality. To show people things the way I see them rather than how they are...</p> <p>Through your pictures I get a sense of seeing things your way... rather than exactly what's there.</p> <p>I now appreciate why you like the gear and methods you like...</p> <p>PS. Are these all film or are they also post-processed digital snaps?</p> I think I’m starting to see why you like rangefinders and film so much. It gives the most everyday things a dreamy fairytale like quality, transporting them to another time and place somehow. Which I find ironic considering how most street-photographers and photo-journalists aim to capture things “as they are”.

I like photography because it allows me to create and make my own version of reality. To show people things the way I see them rather than how they are…

Through your pictures I get a sense of seeing things your way… rather than exactly what’s there.

I now appreciate why you like the gear and methods you like…

PS. Are these all film or are they also post-processed digital snaps?

]]> Comment on Shy Little Princess by Arnold Björnsson http://snapshotsfromfalun.com/2008/08/shy-little-princess/#comment-5 Arnold Björnsson Sun, 10 Aug 2008 22:01:18 +0000 http://snapshotsfromfalun.com/?p=34#comment-5 <p>Nice !</p> Nice !

]]> Comment on Shy Little Princess by Birgir Baldursson http://snapshotsfromfalun.com/2008/08/shy-little-princess/#comment-4 Birgir Baldursson Sun, 10 Aug 2008 21:24:27 +0000 http://snapshotsfromfalun.com/?p=34#comment-4 <p>Flott!</p> Flott!

]]> Comment on Fairlane 500 by Ósk Gunnlaugsdóttir http://snapshotsfromfalun.com/2008/08/fairlane-500/#comment-3 Ósk Gunnlaugsdóttir Sun, 10 Aug 2008 13:33:52 +0000 http://snapshotsfromfalun.com/?p=23#comment-3 <p>I like the skeptical expression in the little girls face.</p> I like the skeptical expression in the little girls face.

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