Darkness Creeps In
Photo from a recent photowalk in Huntington Beach with a few friends. This photo was taken on Fujifilm Velvia 50 with a Minolta SRT-Super equipped with a 135mm f/2.8 lens. The film was cross processed.
I'm not sure what the deal is with this photo. The heavy vignette on the right isn't characteristic of this lens. It turned out kinda neat though. You can read more about this photo on the Epic Edits Weblog. This photo is also featured on the Fine Art Photoblog. Comments
AIA GUY..Rwood
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I hear ya, man! I'd like to see a digital
camera produce something like this straight
out of the camera (btw, no processing on this
one other than dust spot removal). As you
can see, most of the scene is underexposed
because I was metering for the sky -- plus it
was on slide film -- plus it was cross
processed (which tends to burn out the
shadows anyways).
Finding location...
the_wolf_brigade
says:
And this is why I love shooting film.
It's possible that the negative was slightly underexposed, which means a vignette. If this was in the shadows then that tends to black out pretty easily.
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Seen on my Flickr home page. (?)
Posted 17 months ago. ( permalink )