Post the best shot from your most recent roll.

mcfingon said:
I like that effect with the sprocket-holes, Richard. I think it gives that shot a good margin to complete it nicely. I have been meaning to try the 35-120 thing in my Hasselblad magazine...
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Thanks, much appreciated. Most difficult part was getting the film to "sit down" on the scanner (using the 120 carrier on an Epson V550). :)
 
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Fabulous, William. The perspective puts us 'on their side' of the work, which seems to me more intimate, less confrontational/touristy. And though the pile of wood (fuel?) is confining, indeed a wall, its contrast, along with the smoke, sets off the workers. The background light coming through the wall is essential, but also somehow pitiless.
 
rhl-oregon said:
Fabulous, William. The perspective puts us 'on their side' of the work, which seems to me more intimate, less confrontational/touristy. And though the pile of wood (fuel?) is confining, indeed a wall, its contrast, along with the smoke, sets off the workers. The background light coming through the wall is essential, but also somehow pitiless.
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thank you ..
that pile of wood is the fuel
I just try not to shot frontally .. my respect for the workers that works very hard in very hot environment

SIncerely
William Jusuf
 
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