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  Eric Rose

• Oct 4, 2004

you still have apx100! i hate you LOL. great shot.

 

• TPPhotog

• Oct 4, 2004

Ian, I love the combination of hard pebbles and metal in contrast to that silky soft water. Great tonal range as well it must be a beautiful print!

 

• John McCallum

• Oct 4, 2004

My favourite film too. Wow - beauty image! Timing was spot on to have the water fall at the end of the exposure. The rocks and steel complement the soft water perfectly.

 

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  Ian Grant

• Oct 4, 2004

u hate Moi ?

I have a box of APX100 5"x4" left with about 5 sheets, 20 odd rolls 120 and some 35mm, I'll never buy again as I prefer to use same film across all formats. Tmax 50 is just as good but a stop slower, never understood why they call it Tmax100 - on a more serious note I find that the two films are very similar, it's just the Kodak needs to be used at 50 ISO to get the same tonality - they do say that in their literature.

Have some AP25 and APX25 in reserve 120 & 35mm, for special occasions, ie when not enough 5"x4" darkslides with me !

 

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  Ian Grant

• Oct 4, 2004

and I''ve never made an exhibition print of this image, so I must, scan is of a quick work print.

 

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  papagene

• Oct 4, 2004

Nice work print - I would love to see an exhibition print.

gene

 

• Thomassauerwein

• Oct 5, 2004

Very unique oppertunity, great choice to let the water turn milky. Really tells a nice story.

 

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  Ian Grant

• Oct 5, 2004

Hi papagene

I'd forgotten why I'd scanned in the first place last year, was for a CD cover- back.

see link:
http://www.lostlabours.co.uk/Uploads/mas.jpg

 

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  Nicole

• Oct 11, 2004

Very nice print Ian!!!

 

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  modafoto

• Oct 11, 2004

Very nice...Viva la Rodinal!