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  Jersey Vic

• Sep 11, 2007

Thanks for viewing and for your feedback.
I'd like to add "grateful Croatian-Italian-American photographer"

 

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  Thomas Bertilsson

• Sep 11, 2007

Humbled Swedish guy like it too. Have you analyzed where your stop bath is from? Quite the international photograph!
I can only echo what's been said so far. It's simply gorgeous! Did you burn in the top corners, or is that natural vignetting? It's almost as if the image has been split toned.
- Thomas

 

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  Jersey Vic

• Sep 11, 2007

Hej Thomas; It's the normal holga vignetting amplified by infectious devt. The 'whole' print has even more on the corners and sides (which I really like) but didnt fit on my scanner. I can't see printing smaller than a 10" square if a print is going to take me 1/2 hour for devt.

 

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  Akki14

• Sep 11, 2007

That's some impressive grain you got there with just fomapan(?) and diafine... or is that just the lith(?) developer giving you all that nice texture?
I like this. It'd look too plain if there wasn't the vignetting in the top two corners too.

 

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  Andrew Moxom

• Sep 11, 2007

Just a stunning image Vic. Great work with the lith process.

 

• deisenlord

• Sep 11, 2007

Wow, I really really like this, did you use a lith developer? Just fantastic.

Duh, LD20
Ike

 

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  wclavey

• Sep 11, 2007

Chinese camera, $15. Czech film, $2. Developer, too cheap to count. Image, priceless!

Add a German-Danish-American to the list. Thanks!

 

• jshelly

• Sep 11, 2007

very nice vic, love the grain

 

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  Guillaume Zuili

• Sep 12, 2007

My son dropped his apple juice on my laptop... Now I have an external keyboard and try to catch up ! Very nice internationally made lith picture. Was the umbrella british made ?

 

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  Sanjay Sen

• Sep 19, 2007

This is definitely the best photograph of the Lady that I've seen. Excellent in all respects!


Thank you for sharing.