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Purple orchid

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ORCHID FLOWER ON FILM

Kodak Vision3 250D as still photography

Purple orchid flower on Kodak Vision3 250D film shot on the Nikon FM2n film camera.

Uncertainty or possibility

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Uncertainty or possibility

I used to find the presence of power lines or any other sort of infrastructure in photos I was taking irritating. Thou now I realzie the importance of including them. Removing such elements from an image would amount to dishonesty in a way. It's not a genuine representation of the world.

Unless I need to crop out something for the sake of focus I'll embrace it.

Blue

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Blue VW sign with a Coca-Cola tin cans shapped like a Volkswagen beetle. Nikon F6 shot with Kodak Vision3 250D film.

Kiki Valdes artwork ripples of the ocean or sea

Blue tap and blue screwdriver top and WD-40 in the background.

Blue bug racket and a nice blue and green broom to clean up the mess.

Random things
with the color blue

Homemade Bread

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Home made baguette bread that looks store bought! Shot on Kodak Vision3 250D film. Nikon Fm2n.

HOME

Bread

Made

Check out the store bought wrapped in plastic bread above.

I then baked my own bread. They look very alike but cheaper. Also much better tasting!

I cut my homemade bread in half and topped it with olive oil, mozzarella, and vine-ripened tomatoes. A sprinkle of salt and pepper added the final touch.

Her hands

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The spider taketh hold with her hands, and is in kings' palaces.

-Proverbs 30:28

Wonderful pink rose

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FLOWER ON FILM

Kodak Vision3 5207 as still photography

Wonderful pink rose photo on Kodak Vision 5207 250D film.

this one came out great!

Film or digital? It's both.

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Film or Digital?

Mount Rainier on a somewhat clear day from Seattle WA. Shot digital with the Nikon D70, transferred to analog by photographing a monitor with the Nikon FM2n with Kodak Vision3 250D movie film as still photography.

Downtown Miami, Florida (2004) from the freeway. Shot digital with the Nikon D70, transferred to analog by photographing a monitor with the Nikon FM2n with Kodak Vision3 250D movie film as still photography.

I took these photos in late 2004. These are digital photos but are also analog photos. These are analog film photos of digital photos. I shot these with my digital Nikon D70 camera in 2004. I then shot them on my monitor with my Nikon FM2n film camera in 2023. I used Kodak Vision3 250D movie film but as stills.

Photography on opposite sides of the country, Seattle then Miami. Shot in opposite photography formats, digital then analog film.

I got this idea from the movie Dune.

It's Both.

Mount Rainier, Washington State

Downtown Miami, Florida

Red highway

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Red Highway Driving

Slow shutter speed film photo on the highway headed south on SR 826.

Good grades

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Good FIlm gradient

Good grades on Lomography Fantome 8 film.

Thermometer

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Thermometer tip. Kodak Vision3 250D as still photography.

Remain Focused!

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How to Remain Focused at the End of the School Year

By Sam Ortiz

It’s springtime. The year is coming to a close and it’s easy to fall behind. Here are some ways you can refocus yourself

1. Make to-do lists for yourself. It’s a good way of keeping track of the tasks you need to accomplish. Whether it’s schoolwork or daily tasks, writing a to-do list ensures you won’t forget anything you need to do.

2. Schedule your day. If to-do lists don’t work for you, and you need something a bit more precise, you could schedule your day by designating specific tasks to specific times. Whenever I do this for myself, I find that it helps me more easily motivate myself to get up and do things.

3. Take breaks every once in a while. It’s easy to fall into the mindset that breaks can do more harm than good. Letting yourself relax every once in a while will improve your productivity and quality of work in the long run. But also remember- too much of a good thing can turn out to be bad, so balance your working and resting sessions evenly.

Hopefully these tips will help you.

Do your best and remember that summer is not too far away!