Heavily damaged negative that, after fixing, came out better than expected. Happy accidents!
I'd diagnose this response as 10% the effect of mushrooms and 90% the effect of watching Ex Machina alone. I walked out of my room at 1am shell shocked from that movie and had a quick conversation with my roommate in the kitchen that i remember nothing about except how reassured i felt that she wasn't a robot. Excellent movie.
Man this is a great shot, excellent colors and nicely balanced composition. You could totally leave it as is, but if it were mine, I would crop away the entire bottom half, right where the water starts to get blurry, leaving the top half as an amazing panoramic.
Thanks! The lab did a great job scanning it and I got lucky with the composition.
Pleasantly surprised to see Paprika in someone's list, no one i know has ever even heard of it. Such a good weird movie.
It is a 135mm lens, the film is 35mm
This is so stupid. 10/10 would watch forever.
Last book: Never Let Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro
Current book: Hyperion by Dan Simmons
Never Let Me Go was not my favorite book, but not a waste of time either. The story had some good highs and lows but it did not resonate with me personally.
Hyperion is excellent so far, I'm about halfway through and Simmons gives just enough information at the right time and pace to build the world out slowly and thoroughly, and each short story so far has left me contemplating for hours afterward. Definitely enjoying the journey so far but I have been warned not to expect definitive answers towards the end, so we'll see.
Really? Interesting. I think the version on Alive 2007 combined with Alive and Prime Time of Your Life is like the pinnacle of that album.