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Your picture is great!
And you are the first with a picture
developed in an ultra fine grain developer.
This is an overdue premiere!
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ooooh this is so cool!! I love it!
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that is awesome! i love how clear anna's hand
came out against the blur enlarged image.
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Thanks!
@hagee: Really? I'm the first to post this
combination in the B&W film developer
pool? I guess perceptol isn't all that
popular for HP5. I just like to experiment
with the technology since I'm not that
creative compositionally...
@leeny: I think I have a thing for ideas of
recursiveness. :^)
Hey Scuzzi, that giant painting of a
photograph does set up some awesome bokeh
doesn't it. This was probably shot at about
f2 (??) and I was really close so the depth
of field was quite shallow. Got lucky again!
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very cool!
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great image...
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awesome photo!
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Yes, as far as I know, it is the first
picture with such a combination.
It was a kind of a fashion about 25 years
ago to shoot on high-speed film, and to
develope it in ultra fine grain developers
like Perceptol.
A common couple in these days was Kodak
Tri-X and Kodak Microdol, dilution 1+3, 24
degrees celsius, 15 minutes.
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Excellent! Excellent! Excellent!
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This is really fascinating!! Creative!!!
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that is very, very, very cool.
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Neat composition!
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normally i don't like photos of photographers taking photos of
photographers taking photos...
but this one's a winner! ;-)
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interesting capture.
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Cool one Davy... I like the depth of field!!!
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Thanks Abe! And thanks to everyone for all of
the kind comments.
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This is an awesome shot! You have such a
talent for finding the perfect shot.
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Did you know that you made #98 on the Explore
page with this shot for 01/04/06? Congrats
:-)
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cool -- I really had no idea.
So how exactly did you discover this? Is
there some sort of search you can do in
"interestingness" by name?
AND since when did you get a PC? I thought
you were using your "work" PC to
access flickr... :^)
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amazing bokeh. raaaaaaaather nice.
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Thats really cool...like that.
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wow. very nice!!!
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Gotta love gadgets and this composition.
(See on FA)
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hi! i like this pfoto..
May one used pictures for design?
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Hi, I'm an admin for a group called stereopoly.de // Web 2.0 & Gadgets, and we'd love to have your photo added to
the group.
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Un nokia n80 cool phone.
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Hi, I'm an admin for a group called La TEleCOMers, and we'd love to have your photo added to
the group.
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fantastic
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Hey!, I'm an admin for a group called Black and White Photography =), and I would love to have your photo (and
any other black and white photos you have)
added to the group =)
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Excellent shot!
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