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Erik van Straten
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Thanks Guth!I second this sentiment.
Joao
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These two photos were taken in 1969 at the An Lac Orphanage in a Saigon suburb. Notice the little girl who is hiding her face in each photo. I was unable to capture her image on several trips there. Then, in 2010 at a reunion in Columbus, Georgia, I finally got her image:

It only took me 41 years!
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girdwoodINC
born under a bad sign
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cjgreenberg
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Great image. You have to wonder what he's thinking and I love the textures
karlin
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Thank you - you are very kind.Great image. You have to wonder what he's thinking and I love the textures
I capture my images while in a zone and worry only about exposure, framing and the moment. Later, I view my images the same as anyone else and with this one it struck me how the scene shows his isolation - as is the case with many these days that are constantly immersed within their cellphones - each of us who do the same in our own isolated corners. I could have walked up to him and I’m not sure he would have noticed, so engrossed he was.
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jaredangle
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I just dug up two rolls of Neopan 400 that were long-buried in the freezer for several consecutive moves over the past decade.
Both developed in Rodinal 1+50 for 11 minutes.
First three shots are from the Luxembourg American Cemetery, shot in December 2014. Likely a Nikon F100 with 20-35mm f/2.8 AF-D.



Second set of three shots is from 2011-ish, in Ypsilanti, MI, USA. Likely shot on Nikon F4 with 50mm f/1.2 AIS.



Both developed in Rodinal 1+50 for 11 minutes.
First three shots are from the Luxembourg American Cemetery, shot in December 2014. Likely a Nikon F100 with 20-35mm f/2.8 AF-D.



Second set of three shots is from 2011-ish, in Ypsilanti, MI, USA. Likely shot on Nikon F4 with 50mm f/1.2 AIS.



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