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Fred Warren
{K:155} 4/21/2004
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I love the yellow cast, I bet the walls were painted with a yellow tint. Your exposer is right on aswell, if you would have exposed for the window then the subject of the photograph would have been underexposed. I would guess the exposer time at more like 2 or 3 min. Easy to see that you have a good understanding of Light.
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sandy c. hopkins
{K:17107} 1/26/2004
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this is just fantastic! what a great perspective love the tone of colour here
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Terry McCully
{K:9221} 1/9/2004
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Yuppers.. another cool pinhole... lots of DOF... just the way it should be
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jo pez
{K:2958} 1/8/2004
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...nice to me...
:)
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Andreas Wolkerstorfer
{K:5090} 1/8/2004
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A stamperl Schnaps, I see :) - As Mark Reeves says its almost impossible to overexpose a pinhole photo - except in bright light situation (I guess 20 seconds would have been enough here to avoid the washed out windows - or a smaller pinhole, f-240 or so. The 160 Portra is a good film for pinholing, I testet it, too, but as you can guess, more technical, without looking for a good composition. I imagine this 60 x 60 cm printed and framed for this room ...
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Franck Dormoy
{K:997} 1/8/2004
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very nice room !
(just a little bit too much yellow for my taste)
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John Strazza
{K:11535} 1/8/2004
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love it .... excellent results - a different kind of detail - (yes ? :)) - i just got some Porta 160 for mine too -- anyway - this feels like a cold day - winter light ..
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