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    • Friday Photo Finish: Stripes And Spots


    by on Feb 24th, 2012

    When I look at this photo by David Tan, I can’t help but think of the Charlie Chaplin film The Kid. David used Kodak ColorPlus 200 film with a Konica Autoreflex T3. Taken on 86th Street.

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    • ES

      He is enormously talented. How he gets those colors in his shots is beyond me. I’m so jealous.

      • http://dtanlog.blogspot.com/ dtan

        Well the colors are solely dependent on the film, since I don’t do any post-processing on my film shots (short of removing scratches and dust). Kodak Colorplus is a particularly low-contrast film. You can see much more saturated shots of mine when I use films like Fuji Superia.

    • Spiceangele

      Love the clarity of this photo. This is typical of small children they want to wear what they like and it makes no difference if it matches, it shows thier indepence at an early age.