the SZ bulletin board

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black & white suits your eye best, fark. coming along nicely

[ProfMonnitoff]

on a similar note

last summer my credit card got blocked and i had no cash left on my metrocard so i walked from the financial district to e 47th at night. saw these on the way.

[mortalveneer]

[Ochre]

My cat, taken today:

[SuperTurboTaco]

Thought is was about time

[cmitso412]

as this is a photography related question I figured this was the best place to ask this but if I'm wrong let me know. My nikon d80 went for a recently (in salt water no less). It has not worked since. does anyone know about how much this would cost to repair or a good place to get an estimate? also seriously considering just replacing it with a d300s

[Farkhanyassin]

Good stuff so far, Love everything, the random shoes, the rivers, the sunsets, the cat, the polaroid. Cmitso, I haven't come across this problem yet, I think it's better if you find an authorized Nikon service center and get a quote from there.

Haven't posted in a couple of days so here you go.

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[croatoan]

[interest1]

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[cmitso412]

WOW! that last picture is incredible. where is it? it's amazing how accessible it is, everywhere I go now is roped off to the point where you cant even get remotely close.

[interest1]

thanks. It's just outside of Siem Reap, Cambodia –and part of the ancient temples of Angkor Wat. The temple is called Ta Prohm, and was built in 1186 A.D. And yeah it's insane that you can run around and play in the ruins to your heart's content. But then, we are talking third-world country here... It's actually where Tomb Raider was filmed, which is arguably the least interesting thing about this awe-inspiring place.

[Farkhanyassin]

Oh geez, thats unbelievable! The trees there must be thousands of years old. I remember being in Bali and Phuket, where massive Banyan trees grew over temples and buildings, but not in that scale.






Paris.

[snafu]

[Farkhanyassin]

Snaf, incredible as always. I'd like to start film religiously someday, as much as digital helps speeding up workflow, nothing beats film in terms of colour, grain and the dreamy effect it gives no matter how hard I try to emulate with digital. What camera are you using?