Miscellaneous Pictures

yeah, I hate that shit...
Frank, all of your photography here is fuckin rad, so you must be doing something right.
& my entry folio was nothing special, worse than a first year arts student (no hate to art students).
The lecturers looked at the folio for less than 5 minutes, the interview was hell relaxed and casual. All they asked really was what experience I had, why I wanted to study photography, which photographers influence my style etc. etc. just general questions about photography and life....

But yeah, prob depends on whether or not you want to just a photography degree, or something more broad, i.e. an industrial design degree...

What course are you doing now?

I wanted to do "Photography (Industrial and Scintific)" at RMIT but didn't end up putting it in as one of my preferences. I could still apply for it given that I fulfill the extra requirements (interview) and then when change of preferences is available put it in.

I scanned up a few B&W. :S

Greed

another film shot

Portrait

Yeah, thats what Im doing... Industrial / sci photo.
it's a lot more technical than just a commercial photography degree. Which is good and bad.

pretty miscellaneous question i guess
this is out of pure curiosity after a deep and meaningful stoned conversation about photography....haha

whats the smallest apt you can get...? and is it really expensive? what are they used for....landscapes im guessing and like city shots and shit....

thanks for any answers

I heard a company made Stanley Kubrik a lens with an apeture of either 1 or .5, I dont remember the exact figure. But he needed just the one lens for the one shot in a movie. And they made it for him. Yeh it was KINDA of topic, but yeh
Bout that

f1 is the smallest Canon or Nikon make

i mean biggest...haha fuck
still getting confused
like an apt 100 or something

No ben, you were right. Smallest apature is highest numerically. Widest is lowest numerically

"Abandoned Youth"

elmo needs a hug

i think he meant aperture like f64 and higher (small aperture)
what's the largest above f64 (in numbers) that people have got upto?

that black and white portrait of the girl is really fucking sharp frank
narce

whats the aperture of a pinhole?

the underwater shots on the previous couple of pages are just incredible. frank c elmo shot is also a cool on ei htink

...of a lens...

and yer i was err just testing everyone to see iof they knew the apeture opposite thing...

Well mates elan has F90 something as its highest value in the manual, dont know if he's tested it yet though

sure its not a nikon F90? :P

it sounds logical to assume that the largest aparture size would be 1. maybe i'm wrong.