Brazilian Layers of Ocean

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By: Ran Brosh
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Photographer	Ran Brosh {Karma:1498}
Project	#33 Pictures of Famous Places	Camera Model	Canon EOS REBEL 2000
Categories	Landscape Travel	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	Sigma 28-200
Uploaded	8/5/2004	Film / Memory Type	Kodak royal
		ISO / Film Speed	0
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Location	City - State - BUZIOS Country - Brazil
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Ran Brosh {K:1498} 8/5/2004

Than you for your comment, Jeroen.
The B&W film is a mistake, off course...About the sharpness, I guess you are right. My lens is not so great, altough it's very useful for its price. Andabout the film - I spent 6 month traveling on a very low budget all around south america, so there is no doubt it's a cheap film.

Jeroen Wenting

{K:25317} 8/5/2004

Nice scene, but lacking in sharpness.
This is probably caused in large part by your lens, though the film can have a profound effect as well (especially cheaper consumer films often have poor resolving power being designed to produce slightly overexposed images when using cheap point and shoot cameras (which can't produce sharp images anyway with their plastic lenses) to be printed at small sizes only).

Bit weird to see a colour picture from black and white film as well.

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