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    Mamiya 645 ProTL, Mamiya-Sekor 80mm/f2.8, Tri-X400 @ ISO1600, Extension tube 3, an overhead lamp and a table lamp, Sandy
    Xtol 1:1, 10:30min @ 24C, agitate 30sec, then 5sec every 30sec

    This image has been submitted to the Melbourne Silver Mine's" Shoot a Miner event.
    Subject: Sandy
    Comments/Technique: Mamiya 645 ProTL, Mamiya-Sekor 80mm/f2.8, Tri-X400 @ ISO1600, Extension tube 3, an overhead lamp and a table lamp, Sandy, Xtol
    Large file URL: farm3.static.flickr.com/2737/4422354898_2205b8d419_o.jpg

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    1. rafallano 40 months ago | reply

      Woooooow

      Nice shot, it is really impressive

      I like it a lot,

      Congratulations for the explore!!!!!!!!

    2. Pradeep Kaushik 40 months ago | reply

      Great work!!

    3. paul_alexander 40 months ago | reply

      can't help but love these

    4. Simon Baxendale 40 months ago | reply

      Brilliant

    5. TJ Scott 40 months ago | reply

      Very Captivating.

    6. leeeham 39 months ago | reply

      Love it love it. Open / closed eyes work really well.

    7. jodes i am 39 months ago | reply

      Ooh much niceness!

    8. Grozz 39 months ago | reply

      Fabulous work, lieliski!

    9. Conrado Maletá-Sarid [deleted] 39 months ago | reply

      Hi, I'm an admin for a group called NEO CONCEPTUALISM, and we'd love to have this added to the group!

    10. Vermin Inc 39 months ago | reply

      Excellent - Top concept.

    11. lauren.heath. 39 months ago | reply

      I read your explanation of how you construct these photos and I was wondering, is this also done in photoshop? I am extremely interested in achieving this look with a portrait, using darkroom enlargers and such.

    12. pauisanoun 36 months ago | reply

      wow, this is fantastic! i especially like the specular bits (earrings?) underneath your ears. chuck close would be envious :)

    13. plungepro 33 months ago | reply

      how do you do this?

    14. thescatteredimage 33 months ago | reply

      ... check this link. The small difference here is that these shots are all on medium format film and I scanned them so the edge marking were visible.

    15. TGMS [deleted] 28 months ago | reply

      im liking this

    16. st.jirka 28 months ago | reply

      I want to try something like this too.

    17. o t t o . [deleted] 25 months ago | reply

      interessantissima...

    18. Talete =)= 22 months ago | reply

      wow

    19. SerrArris 7 months ago | reply

      This reminds me of one image in my stream :-) Exactly the same idea.

      Best regards,
      Markus

    20. km6xo 4 months ago | reply

      Hi Roberts, interesting composit.

      John...

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