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iamnothim · 2010-06-25 11:59:02

So, I was down around west cork for a few days gigging last week and decided, with it being rural and all, to dig out my 35 year old fujica and leave the canon digital at home. the majority of the photos were rubbish, but i liked this one so thought i'd share. i'm always amazed by the dynamic range of film. the detail in…

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iamnothim

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So, I was down around west cork for a few days gigging last week and decided, with it being rural and all, to dig out my 35 year old fujica and leave the canon digital at home.

the majority of the photos were rubbish, but i liked this one so thought i'd share.

i'm always amazed by the dynamic range of film. the detail in the his and lows without having to post process is amazing

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#2 25-06-2010 1:15pm

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I really like the composition! The only comments I'd have are to crop out the dark marks around the edge from the scan and to wonder how it'd look if the guy in blacks reflection was included too

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#3 25-06-2010 9:03pm

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I like it. Only thing I might suggest is that a little more of the reflection would have been nice.

There is a very nice aesthetic to film. Reminds me. Must do some again - its been a little while.

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