Photographer's Note
A boat with no water... gone to Fiddler's Green.
This was my first day out with a deep red filter for black and white, and I was impressed with what it did for the sky. I was using the contrasty Ilford Delta 100, because I was a teenager, and all teens love high contrast and dramatic skies, don't they?
I rented a Nikon neg scanner recently to digitize all my old photos, so there will be some from the vault in the next while. The resolution of neg scanners over full page scanners is incredible... I will never scan without a proper scanner again.
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robertosalguero
(292) 2007-04-09 0:44
A bit soft I think but the picture is very nice. The black and white with the red filted worked out very well. No overexposure whatsoever and your perspective of this old boat and surroundings is very nce. Thanks Andrew.
Roberto
maltese
(22909) 2007-04-09 3:08
Hello Andrew
Une bonne composition pour ce bateau perdu au milieu des terres. Le filtre rouge a bien rendu le ciel très contrasté. Une belle photo!
Amicalement
hervé
Photo Information
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Copyright: Andrew Coppin (Boots)
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- Genre: Plaatsen
- Medium: Zwart-Wit
- Date Taken: 1998-00-00
- Camera: Pentax MZ-M, Red
- Fotoversie: Originele versie
- Thema's: Boats and ships, Sky in black and white [view contributor(s)]
- Date Submitted: 2007-04-08 23:36
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by Boots, last updated 2007-04-11 06:36