2010-09-29 // 17:00:54
CYRILLE PANCHOT
I'm discovering this one... Also a nice one!
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^ and...thank you again :) |
2010-04-28 // 04:12:18
john_gee
Gee Penny...the glow of aetheral light across the long contours emote such softness and a comfort for the eye.A connection that was made in just a moment of time. Thank you!!
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^ thank you for your lovely words John. |
2010-04-27 // 16:36:49
lieven_engelen
Great light, great shot!
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^ thank you! |
2010-04-27 // 15:02:02
oratore
very happy for your sotd
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^ thanks so much! |
2010-04-27 // 11:40:09
philippebourgoin
Great ! This was meant to be;) Congratulations !
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^ you are kind :) thanks |
2010-04-27 // 10:29:43
chrisdeblock
Congratulations!!! :-)
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^ thanks chris!!! |
2010-04-27 // 09:54:10
wish
brava Penny...gorgeous :)
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^ :) thanks so much! |
2010-04-27 // 09:12:23
AzeMj
Congratulations, that's a very beautiful shot that really proves what a great film PX100 is! I just love the contrast...
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^ it really is wonderful film, I can't wait to use more of it. thank you so much. |
2010-04-27 // 08:49:09
no
CONGRATULATION! :)
it's well deserved.
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^ eeeek! thank you no!!! |
2010-04-27 // 08:30:51
KneeBee
wonderful! CONGRATS!!
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^ thank you! |
2010-04-27 // 01:40:00
emilie79
congratzzzz! (see, its never too late ;)
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^ thank you emilie! it was your positive thinking ;-) |
2010-04-27 // 01:38:50
merge
Congratulations, this is a beautiful shot (and a nicely clever technique to boot)!
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^ thank you much! |
2010-04-27 // 01:37:14
Chromosapien
Congrats on SoTD!!
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^ thank you for helping me :) |
2010-04-26 // 22:10:35
no
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speechless
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2010-04-26 // 14:00:32
emilie79
i hope this is on the frontpage by tomorrow :)
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^ thanks emilie, I'm so glad that you like it...I think that it's too late for the front page though. |
2010-04-25 // 14:48:37
erri.wolf
Wonderful shot!
And thanks for the tip!
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^ thank you...and you're welcome :) |
2010-04-25 // 13:17:39
emilie79
beautiful, penny!
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^ thank you emilie |
2010-04-25 // 11:47:03
oratore
very very beautiful image, v+f
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^ thanks much! |
2010-04-25 // 08:41:14
butter_fry
Here are two other examples of this technique
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2010-04-25 // 08:36:38
butter_fry
Using an empty packfilm cartridge, cut along the long edge so that it is long enough to fit a piece of integral film. In a dark room remove a single piece of integral film from a pack, and put it in the empty Pack Film cartridge. Put the packfilm in the camera and shoot.
Go back into the dark room and remove the piece of integral film, slip it back in the integral pack from which it came (or another empty one). Put it in a integral camera and close the door. It will spit out and develop the film. enjoy!
2010-04-25 // 06:33:24
kite
great! may I know more about this technique? v+f
bella immagine e bella inquadratura.
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^ Thank you. Butterfry has replied to your question :) |
2010-04-25 // 03:27:07
urbonek
beautiful
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^ thank you |
2010-04-25 // 02:01:53
butter_fry
:) glad to see someone else using this technique!
2010-04-25 // 01:07:59
Chromosapien
Good Golly Ms. Molly