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Photographer  Michael Grace-Martin {Karma:10183}
Project #35 Home Camera Model Canon EOS ELAN 7E
Categories Children
Film Format
Portfolio Children
Lens Canon  50 mm f/1.8 II
Uploaded 1/4/2005 Film / Memory Type Fuji  Press
    ISO / Film Speed 800
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Location City - 
State -  NY
Country - United States   United States
About This is a curious result of my flatbed scanner not recognizing film frame boundaries. With only slight modification, this is how it looked. It seems to be telling its own story..;) Duotoned in PS.
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Verena Rentrop Verena Rentrop   {K:15233} 1/5/2005
for me the grain makes sense in this special composition...can read different stories in here...strong result...

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Kenneth Car   {K:5704} 1/5/2005
A interesting accident!

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Q Zhang   {K:3946} 1/5/2005
Great!

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Michael Grace-Martin   {K:10183} 1/5/2005
Thanks! I was thinking it was a bit too smooth too..

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Kevin Collier   {K:19076} 1/5/2005
...i think I like the smoother version too...but perhaps with ahint of grain..kev

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Michael Grace-Martin   {K:10183} 1/5/2005
How's this? (...smoothed with Neat Image)

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Q Zhang   {K:3946} 1/5/2005
Great story! But unfortunately, I don't like the grain. Babies and nudes seem to call for something smoother...

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Marcy Massura   {K:1848} 1/5/2005
Funny and strong.

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Dina Marie Dina Marie   {K:-1410} 1/4/2005
i think it is intriquing too.... not sure what i like about it... the composition and subject matter is cool.

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Kevin Collier   {K:19076} 1/4/2005
perfect - reminds me of a series of photos I saw years ago taken with a 35mm half frame camera with the pairs of frames printed as one - with my old scanner I could scan 3 negs at a time and I posted one of those here on UF (two frames together) oh well i'll quite my rambling - love the image - Kev

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Pat Fruen Pat Fruen   {K:12076} 1/4/2005
Intriguing. I like it.

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David Hofmann   {K:22223} 1/4/2005
interesting result indeed! makes a whole new image and idea out of two different photos.

You got some serious grain here. It is 35 mm? ...and people complain about their digital camera having a little grain at ISO 800 :)

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