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Keith..... this is a beautiful photograph. Do you mind sharing how it was done?Originally posted by Keith
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Keith
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Hi Joe,
The film was Kodak VC160. I was taking some shots of a friend (the subject) in an old shed on the property I rent ... she chose her costume.
I developed the film myself with C41 chemicals that had been stored over a long hot summer and used a fair few times previously. The film came out of the tank looking chronically under developed and when I scanned it this was the result.
It would be hard to duplicate ... the series of events that led to this look were fairly unpredictable.
Here's a couple more from the roll ... the second one has been cleaned up with a cloning tool as I printed it for her and she wasn't so keen on all the dust and spotting etc ... which I actually liked!
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Chriscrawfordphoto
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Great one... Found myself staring at this shot for some time.
Thanks. That was my grandfather, Charles Crawford, in April of 2007. He was suffering from Alzheimer's Disease and died 20 months later
See more photos of him here
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Seagull DF-99, Seagull 34mm f/2.8, Lucky SHD 100
Seagull DF-99, Seagull 34mm f/2.8, Lucky SHD 100
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Chriscrawfordphoto
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Seagull DF-99, Seagull 34mm f/2.8, Lucky SHD 100
I like that one. I have an old Seagull DF-1 35mm SLR that is really old, no meter! I really like the way its lens renders and have always wanted to try other Seagull lenses (I have a 50mm f2)
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