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merci chef 
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I would really like a pentax 67 with my autocord next time
(no hasselblad, don't like this camera, sorry)
(no hasselblad, don't like this camera, sorry)
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in the frozen fish hold
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home sweet home
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Freakscene
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I have spent a lot of time at sea. They are excellent - they really capture the tension, boredom, danger and strangeness of being out on a cold sea in a fishing boat. Although I don't aim for or use this type of tonality in my own work, I really like it.
The only slight negatives are that the scans need a lot of cleaning up - there is dust and some scratched on them and there seem to be some processing artefacts on the 120 shots, and that there is a bit too much motion blur for me in the below deck shots. I'd recommend taking some Delta 3200 or TMZ too next time.
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The only slight negatives are that the scans need a lot of cleaning up - there is dust and some scratched on them and there seem to be some processing artefacts on the 120 shots, and that there is a bit too much motion blur for me in the below deck shots. I'd recommend taking some Delta 3200 or TMZ too next time.
Marty
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Yes, what I plan to do, neopan 1600
My scanner is a bit tired making some lines when it is too hot, but I will print the best ones with the enlarger
Your are quite true, a very strange atmosphere on a trawler, sometimes in the hurry, with a lot to do and sometimes nothing to do, just waiting, mooking the sea and boats passing around
all in all, when I was on board I felt far far far away from all the trouble of my dailylife
My scanner is a bit tired making some lines when it is too hot, but I will print the best ones with the enlarger
Your are quite true, a very strange atmosphere on a trawler, sometimes in the hurry, with a lot to do and sometimes nothing to do, just waiting, mooking the sea and boats passing around
all in all, when I was on board I felt far far far away from all the trouble of my dailylife
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Bingley
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Very nice shots, Cyrille! I particularly liked the last three that you posted. The exposures/tones are better balanced. I really like the composition in #60, but it looks like the highlights are a little blown. The images are very contrasty to my eyes, which gives an interesting effect.
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In fact #60 is shot at 3200
fantastic light but not easy, morning light, 6 in the morning, deep deep shadow and very bright sky
I had to make a choise and I would have prefered a less contrasty light, sometime exposure can be a nightmare
fantastic light but not easy, morning light, 6 in the morning, deep deep shadow and very bright sky
I had to make a choise and I would have prefered a less contrasty light, sometime exposure can be a nightmare
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I love the tonality and general look of these shots! I didn't see what film you're using (only took a cursory look at the earlier posts), but I love the look; seems like it was `drawn' with a thick black pen, very cool.
Love it!
Love it!
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I used only Trix and Portra 400NC
trix from 400 to 3200
trix from 400 to 3200
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I like the tonality but some photos would benefit from a somewhat wider lens I think.
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Ok I will pick up some next time
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pau3
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Great captures here. I don't know, but maybe if you can manage to organize them
somehow you can give them a new form, a project. Anyway, the last one is impressive.
Best,
Pau
somehow you can give them a new form, a project. Anyway, the last one is impressive.
Best,
Pau