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[Scott Dorn]

Here is the Fort Worth Version of the Daily Digital.



Feel free to post your creative or random shots of Fort Worth on this thread . Get creative and show off your photo skills




All images are the property of the photographers represented and may not be used without proper consent


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Edited by John T Roberts, 16 October 2006 - 09:39 PM.

[apearson28]

yesss. i hope this takes off, i enjoy checking out the one over at the dfw forum. well if i was in fort worth id contribute, i swear

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An old one of mine, but a favorite: "Harsh Deco."

[Scott Dorn]

Nice work atomic keep them coming!!!

[John T Roberts]

Scott, thanks for starting a thread like this over here.

I have edited the title of the topic and spelled "Fort" correctly.

[Scott Dorn]

Thanks John for the correction sir I guess I got in a hurry.

BBurton nice shot keep them coming

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Well, I can't believe we haven't had more on this thread, so here come a bunch of mine. First, this one I got of the Electric Building:

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First Christian Church:

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The Tower and the Chase Bank Building:

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The Flatiron:



And again:

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The Fairmount Lofts - I love how vivid they came out here:



More to come...

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Sinclair Building + Holga + ridiculously severe light leaks = funtime creepy Art Deco!

[Scott Dorn]

Atomic keep them coming man. Great work sir!!! I will get to post some of mine in the coming days.
Been under the weather here lately

Scott

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Loved how this shot of the ITC's clock tower came out:

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Montgomery Plaza, black & white with a green filter:

[DrkLts]

^^^ Top Notch

[Scott Dorn]

NICE WORK ATOMIC!!!!

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Cafe Modern, at (naturally) the Modern Art Museum:

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Here is aview from the Fort Worth Convention Center

[texastrill]

Excellent Main St. shot!

[Scott Dorn]

Excellent Main St. shot!

Thank you sir!!!

[John T Roberts]

Here are my contributions:

[Scott Dorn]

Nice work John!!!!
Keep them coming.

[John T Roberts]

Here's a pure elevation view of the west side of the T&P.

[mbdalton1]

John,

I really love the colors in your photo of the church steeple! Wow, the taupe, the cream and the lincredible dark sky blue! Fabulous!

Mary Bess

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Here is The Scott Dorn Photographs coming to you

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I've shared a few Holga shots with the forum before, but this seems like as good a place as any to collect a few favorites and show a few newer ones. To follow up on Scott's shot of the statue at the Methodist Church, here's a Holga shot of the same site:



Just to bring everyone up to speed, here's a great description of what a Holga is:

Somewhere in China is a factory that turns out one of the most laughably awful excuses for a camera I've ever seen. In fact, to call this thing a camera at all is to exaggerate. Replica of a camera might be better. Parody of a camera better still.

This thing is a molded plastic box with a fixed shutter (well actually a coiled spring attached to a piece of metal that blinks), a lens (sort of) and a hole to sight through. That's it. No prism, no auto-focus, no motor drive. No glass, actually. The lens is plastic.

The Holga camera is the current incarnation of a line of cheap toys that began years ago with a similarly made camera called the Diana. It costs about $15 and though it looks like a cheap 35mm camera, it takes medium-format (120mm) film.

What is amazing about this camera is that it takes pictures at all. What is even more amazing is that, given the right conditions, it can produce pictures that are simply wonderful.

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Looking down 7th, the Holga way:

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Take the Holga to brunch:

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Holga at Montgomery Plaza:



Holga likes buildings:

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Holgafied ruins:

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Reata, via Holga:



Holga view from my loft:

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This building is my favorite in all of the Fort Worth Modern Buildings In Downtown Fort Worth

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Great Job with the Holga keep them coming.
Actually I bought another type of plastic camera. A Lomography fisheye camera.
I shot a few in Dallas. I didn't use it in Fort Worth yet
In this last batch I had only three I liked out of 24 Here they are. The camera can be found at Urban outtfitter cost $38
film 35mm, under the right conditions the photos are priceless, but several of the images I took, each needed some help in photoshop. thing picks up flare incredibly. The view finder is definate challenge I like the camera alot for the pix it takes though.

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Nice ones, Scott!

Good grief, Bruce - that infrared shot of Pier 1 is just flat-out creepy. I like it!

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I like the Pier one Infered shot. that is cool.

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Another Pier one I took Monday.

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