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  jd callow

• Feb 17, 2007

Man do I like this. I could view a wall strung with a hundred images following this woman's footsteps.

 

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  jd callow

• Feb 17, 2007

Gosh Darn it Gullaume, I am so in love with this -- can expropriate it if I promise to give credit and do it in an entirely different style?

 

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  Guillaume Zuili

• Feb 17, 2007

Thanks JD !
My pleasure, what do you want a do ? I want to see.

 

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  jd callow

• Feb 17, 2007

the action and intimacy is fab, coupled with the hints of the things she passes are very compelling to me. I don't know how I'd do it exactly, but I do know it needs (for me ) the subjectivity. Black and white works for this, but colour can add or subtract energy which will also work. I'd start with cross-processing, but I can see this working with 160nc (or even better with old fast Kodak films) and having it go in another direction. If and when I do it you'll be welcome to the results

 

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  SuzanneR

• Feb 17, 2007

Very atmospheric, Guillaume. And a little spooky... it feels like she's being stalked on a lonely dark city street. Well done, if a little unnerving.

 

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  Guillaume Zuili

• Feb 17, 2007

Hi Suzanne,
The night adds to your feeling but I framed to isolate her from other pedestrians (men...)
Best regards,
Guillaume

 

• CarlRadford

• Feb 27, 2007

Great series of images Guillaume!

 

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  Jersey Vic

• Mar 22, 2007

I own this print. This scan does not do it justice. It is magnificent.

 

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  jd callow

• Jul 8, 2007

I shot 5 rolls of 120 yesterday using this as the seed for the exploration. 3 rolls of e6 will be crossprocessed and 2 rolls of c41 b&w. I'll see how these come out and base the next phase upon the results. I'm a bit tight so it will be a bit before I have anything to show. In all honesty this is the first time I've ever knowingly took a bite out of someone elses ideas...

Thanks again for posting this Guillaume.

 

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  Guillaume Zuili

• Jul 8, 2007

My pleasure Jd. I'm waiting now !