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Brakelbos, Flanders, Belgium



Hasselblad 500CM + Planar 80mm on Tri-X @1600 ASA, processed in X-Tol 1+1, wet scanned on Epson 750
 

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An image from my portfolio 'Flora Photographica'



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Public library, Krook, Gent, Belgium.



Hasselblad SWC on Tri-X 400ASA, processed in X-Tol 1+1, scanned on EPSON 750, prepared and reframed for internet in LRC
 

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Scan of a print - abstracted using a very special technique
 

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From some fun experiments involving lamp black we did a few years ago at one of our Darkroom Group meetings. I call this one "Elvis". This is a digital capture (IIRC):
 

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faberryman said:
The old turn the print 90 degrees trick?
Click to expand...
I'm found out - and so quickly too.
It actually looks fairly abstract when right side up too.
 

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"Define abstract" often comes to mind. And some questions: Is it abstract...


... if I can tell how the image was made - are multiple exposures abstract?


... if I can see what has been photographed - is it just the place viewed through the prism of photographer?


... if I have a recurring case of Pareidolia and see faces...


... and Kodama inhabiting the forests?


Is this an abstract portrait of death or just two slides of a dead sparrow sandwiched in a single slide mount?
 
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