EYE SPY

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  akfotog

• Feb 4, 2013

Awesome capture Vincent.

 

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  tony lockerbie

• Feb 4, 2013

Excellent, maybe it's an Ent?

 

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  Shawn Dougherty

• Feb 4, 2013

Yeah!

 

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  Bertil

• Feb 4, 2013

Nice! /Bertil

 

• pentaxuser

• Feb 4, 2013

A terrific piece of observation, Vincent and conversion to a print that shows what you saw. Not always easy to do.

 

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  StoneNYC

• Feb 5, 2013

really nice, it works. Is this a crop? I only ask because I see it's Delta 400 and I see some grain, so I've never used the 400 but I have used the 3200 and haven't seen that much grain, I love it, it's sharp as hell, just some grain in the shadows but not sure if that's due to the printing process or what. It's not a negative comment (har har) just curious.

 

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  Vincent Brady

• Feb 5, 2013

Thanks for your comments everyone.@ StoneNYC - Yes this a cropped shot, I would reckon that I removed about a quarter of the original shot. I use Delta 400 35mm film most of the time because there is so little grain apparent in the finished result. I notice that I forgot to record that I develop my film in stock ID11 for 9.5 minutes. If you check out some of my recent uploads I think that you might agree with me. In comparison I find that HP5 + is too grainy for my liking.

 

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  StoneNYC

• Feb 5, 2013

Thanks, interesting, and I tend to like HP5+ and it's grain and its tone but don't shoot it often as despite liking the grain, I like in-grain better lol. Thanks for the info.

 

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  thefizz

• Feb 6, 2013

Well spotted Vincent, looks like a dragon's eye from a movie such as the Hobbit etc.