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uptown girl being mac's ringtone for dee... i'm going to be incredibly violent

#always sunny #its always sunny in philadelphia #sweet dee #mac mcdonald #the gang inflates #iasip #sunny16 #i love them sm

screaming into the void about the “I am him” from Frank vs Russia…..like, yes I feel physically sick whenever I think about it, but I can’t get over the whole way that interaction is written and performed like it’s insane and I wish I was awake enough to properly formulate what I mean but I’m not so ahhhhh

#their expressions #the phrasing #the tone #it all just feels so purposeful which in some ways is not very sunny usually #like with all the changes and improv #like they knew exactly what they where saying and wanted to do it right #iasip #macdennis #again #going insane #its always sunny in philadelphia #dennis reynolds #mac macdonald #frank vs russsia #sunny16

TWO EPISODES?????

#ALMOST TIME #i will not be normal about this #sunny16 #dennis reynolds #iasip

Glove upper left to handle light from overhead 👍🏻😂 #filmphotography #filmisnotdead #sunny16 #filmwave #onfilm #thefilmcommunity #shotonfilm #filmdiscovered #grainisgood #analogfeatures #analog #filmfeed #filmforever #filmlook #feelslikefilm #analogfilm #hasselblad500cm #cinestill800t (på/i Hudiksvall) https://www.instagram.com/p/CpS4jF-r3Br/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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The very crude drawing representing the sunny 16 rule on the back of my Nikon F2. If you don’t have an exposure metre to hand either internal to the camera or an external one, this is a brilliant method which has consistent results. However, not recommended if you are a perfectionist or using slide film. Most B/W films are quite forgiving which helps! To use the sunny 16 rule, set your shutter speed to the ISO number of the film you’re using. Then depending on the weather adjust the aperture. If you can’t make out my drawings they’re listed below:

F16: Bright sunshine

F11: Sun with some cloud coverage

F8: Overcast

F5.6: Dark cloud coverage

F4: Dawn or Dusk (sun low in the sky)

F2.8: Sunrise/sunset

I combined using this method of exposure with my first experiment with double exposures, which removed all preciousness with the images as everything was left to chance. Part of me did think it was a miracle anything came out at all, but then at the same time why wouldn’t it? Trust the process and don’t worry about the end result. I always think if you get one good photo on a whole roll, you’re doing well.