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Trio of nosy yearlings

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Bonjour Henri,   I still prefer black and white film (I use almost no colour). The advantages of digital don’t mean much to me. Seeing instant results is not so useful, since what comes out of a cam

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Darn chain-mesh fence, nearly got away with it.

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Love the glassy water, Antonio as well as the symmetry with the bridge and reflection.

 

Thanks, Adam.

I have two versions of the same photo, but in the first one I exposed more for the highlights and the bridge came out too dark. In this version I posted I exposed for the shadows under the bridge and the result is much better. I was surprised to see the reflections of the water under the arch.

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Great drama you've replicated, Klaus.  The colors are fantastic.  Nothing like deep black shadows in a color photo.

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Very good, Gary.  The trio elongated noses actually creates an effective composition.  Love that tri-x, too!

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2000FCW with 80 Planar

Tri-X 400 in R09 @ 1:50

Epson 4870

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Very interesting result, Wonzo,  Thanks for sharing it

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Very interesting film choice, Edward.  I really like how you take different film stocks for spins and just go with the results.  Where do you buy your film?  Locally or remotely via the internet?

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Great drama you've replicated, Klaus.  The colors are fantastic.  Nothing like deep black shadows in a color photo.

 

Very good, Gary.  The trio elongated noses actually creates an effective composition.  Love that tri-x, too!

 

Very interesting result, Wonzo,  Thanks for sharing it

 

Very interesting film choice, Edward.  I really like how you take different film stocks for spins and just go with the results.  Where do you buy your film?  Locally or remotely via the internet?

Thanks a lot!

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More from my hotel room...

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Same T3/Portrra 400 combo as Mark only from the other side of the world (or, as we like to say, the "center" of the world :) )

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Great drama you've replicated, Klaus. The colors are fantastic. Nothing like deep black shadows in a color photo.

 

Very good, Gary. The trio elongated noses actually creates an effective composition. Love that tri-x, too!

 

Very interesting result, Wonzo, Thanks for sharing it

 

Very interesting film choice, Edward. I really like how you take different film stocks for spins and just go with the results. Where do you buy your film? Locally or remotely via the internet?

Thank you Adam! I bought this batch locally for a change. Normally I order from B&H. That’s the beauty of film actually, to be able to use different emulsions that offer different rendering styles.

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This is great stuff.  So clean and clear.  My favorite is the last one, the tonality of which is sublime and the deep blacks really lend well to the classic-ness of the Vespa brand.  Btw, I will be at my exhibit at the Empire Stores in Dumbo all day tomorrow if you'd like to stop by.  This is the last week!!  

 

 

Thanks Adam! I will definitely try to stop by the show today - note that I'll probably be in running gear. LOL

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