Event Coverage Lonestar Roundup Film Coverage (late, but worth the wait)...

Awesome...

 

Obviously photoshopped, but still pretty good... I guess.

 

great pictures, looks like some are from the 70`s

 

Very cool... I like it...

Even with digital you can see the difference from someone who started with film. I see it a lot with skate pics. It definitely gives you some roots.

 

Those are killer!

 

Will someone feed Ryan? By the way, I thought he was taller than this last time I saw him.

 

Badass shots and I've got some new screen savers!

 

Cool pix yea I love the folders I want Voigtlander 6x9 now

 

Very cool photos... Thanks for posting them!
This was my fourth year at the Roundup and I have yet to meet you --- someday! haha


Malcolm

 

Awesome job!!!

 

Neat pics mate, looks like good fun. and " Hello Tara "

 

Beyond awesome!! THANX VERY MUCH!!

Ian

 

Great shots! Just goes to show that it's not the equipment, but the photographer.

I have the entire Time-Life book series on photography, 1971-80. You can get these volumes pretty cheap on ebay, and they have a lot of good instruction on film photography, color and black and white as well as slides, equipment, lighting, and the great photographers of the 20th century among other subjects. Highly recommended.

Should have brought my old Canon AE-1 to the Roundup!

 

thanks for the pics, those are by far my favorite pictures from the roundup! i like them even more than mine!

i've been wanting to play with toy cameras for a while, better get off my but and get to work!

 

HA! I can't wait to get the film here so I can go nuts. there are a couple shows coming up that I plan to shoot only in film and let the gods decide how they come out. I've got a D200 with some decent glass too, but I've been feelin the film vibe recently. And my Flickr link is in my sig, not all hotrod stuff but if you poke around a bit you'll see some decent stuff.

 

Cool shots! definetely a good way to get some texture .

 

I've got a really cool trick for running 120 through a 620 body. The only thing you need is a pair of manly nailclippers (yup, like the ones you cut those fritos with that you call toenails) and an empty 620 return spool.

Step 1: blow that grimey old toenail clippin' out of the nailclippers
Step 2: grab the 120 and start cutting the edge of the spool down to where the film is loaded up, essentially making it narrower. Match it up against the empty 620 spool for size comparision.
Step 3: load that bitch up and start shooting.
Step 4: profit.

 

Nice job as always Jeff!!

 

Great pix...

Those High School Cesar's were the best Polka Band I ever heard.... so how'd you get Guitar George away from the Sultans of Swing?

I'm gonna have to hire you guys for next year's Shakedown...

 

Awesome pics HC.
You are a talented phtographer. You should try and get a book published of your photographs.

Great job.

 

Hottie!

Way too funny for 9am in the morning

 

......Nottie!

 

i love, love, love to see someone elses view of things!! really nice shots!

 

Jeff, KICK ASS pics as usual! Thanks for posting 'em up!

 

Love the look of those pics...thanks for posting

 

Well done!! Thanks for posting .......

 

Vivitar in one hand and Holga around the neck....
$30 worth of plastic crap.

hc

 

bad ass pics, best one of my car that i have now

 

love the pics!

Any of youse photogs interested in some darkroom equipment?
My Pop asked me to see if I could find a home for the last of his stuff - drop me a PM if anyone is interested...

 

your like the ansel adams of kustom culture....