Father and Son (Spain)

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By: Jurg Wittwer

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Photographer	Jurg Wittwer {Karma:447}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Nikon F3
Categories	Journalism From The Field At Work	Film Format
Portfolio	Western Europe	Lens	Nikon MF 50mm f/1.2
Uploaded	6/16/2005	Film / Memory Type	HP5 pushed to 1600
		ISO / Film Speed	0
Views	614	Shutter
Favorites	0	Aperture	f/
Critiques	4	Rating	Pending / 1 Ratings
Location	City - Colmenar de Oreja State - Country - Spain
About	Father and son are wine grower in Colmenar de Oreja (Spain) in the forth generation. It is one of those traditional Spanish vineyards you can show up anytime, and you will be invited to sit down, drink a glass and eat some olives.

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Jurg Wittwer

{K:447} 6/17/2005

In my opinion there are three reasons for the blur: First it was done with a long shutter time. Second I used a 400 film and pushed it to 1600. Third I scanned the negative with a pretty low quality scanner (flatbed with a negativ add on). Meanwhile I have bought an excellent Nikon Neg Scanner, but haven't yet come upon the negativ of this pic to rescan it. So all three effects give this kind of soft blur.

Gianfranco Bussalai {K:888} 6/17/2005

The image is a little blurred (long shutter time?) but the wine seems to be very good indeed!

luis pereira

{K:26013} 6/16/2005

Their facial expressions say it all. Fantastic. There's only one thing wrong with it, the bottles are not open yet.

Keith Saint

{K:13784} 6/16/2005

Very nice, I'm sure father and son would be pleased with this.

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