bone man plays with UV lighting by jocko500
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ahhaaah you know I would sho0t some black lighting with my file camera. I do have the book on the camera and I did read it. It just that 2+2 =4 do not add up sometimes when I do things. Do not ask me to change your points on your car. I did that one time and the man who I had to get to fix it say that the first time he saw it in backwards. LOL I thought I put it in as I took it out.
Many wonder why I messing around with the film camera. One; it was given to me. Two; it have zoom lens that my digital camera do not. I could never have got the low flying ducks with the digital camera. I not rich and run out and buy a $3000 digital camera I wish for. If you like you can buy me that $3000 camera with the big zoom lens and micro lens too. I not too happy with what the images look like but I know why. They scan the neg. of the film with low jpegs. It ok for a birthday party or family reunions. But not what I wish for. A good scanner will cost around $1700. Might as well byuy a digital camera for that.
I looking for a image that i can take a picture of and see a bird let say and I can blow the bird up with out it falling apart but be sharp so I can count the feathers on his head. And that bird may be a halve mile away . may be a dream but let me dream I may find it. i know there is a camera that will do that but I do not have the money for it. I saw it it on the web.
just got to use what you have.
thanks for looking
Comments (44)
Maybe those points were in backwards to begin with. Cool picture!
Intertesting and original shot!!!
Very good work, I love this shot!
Super work Jock, you do splendily with what you have. so cool this... Hugs. Di.
Very creative image..Great work.
You seem to have uv backlighting weighed off to a tee Jock. This is another excellent example of your work. Hope you get the camera you wish for one day.
Bone man is having a busy time below. Cool colors and composition, Jocko, no matter what camera you used! At my advanced age, I would never purchase a $3000 camera. I got my Konica Minolta Z2 at Wal-Mart as a discontinued item last year for $198. Except for a small 1.5 inch LCD monitor, it serves me just as well as if was a $900 SLR.
Very colourful and creative work...well done!!!
colorful and creative, Jocko, and there are not many out there beeing able to do this, like you do it!
wow cool looking shot,so creative and colorful,excellent************
Awesome colors and creativity!!!!!!!
Dear Jock, As I said on the previous comment, you can buy some inexpensive scanners. Mine works fine and the price was VERY right!! You ultraviolet pictures are alwasy so fascinating. Things look so different it's hard to pick out everything!! I think it is so mazing how you assemble things to produce such unique effects!!!! Super cool work!!!!!! Love Ya!!!! Meredith
Beautiful colors, but you are a little sassy Jocko ! No ?
an other work very beautiful. bravo