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worldcitizen 2019-01-05 19:00
Hello John,
Welcome back. :-) Someone was asking me the other day if anyone still uses actual film; now we have the answer. ;-) It's a lovely shot with lots of atmosphere. I like the hues of faded gray in the background. I don't know if you've done any post-processing on this photo, but personally I might go with a bit more contrast. Happy New Year to you! :-)
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01-06-2019, 10:25 PM
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To worldcitizen: Hey Brenda
Hi Brenda
Thanks for taking the time to stop by :-) Post production wok on the image, absolutely minimal. Its was an incredibly contrast less day with a heavy mist and light smurr (scots word for light rain) I went back to film again three years back and to be honest I have never looked back since. My last images uploaded see the influence of film however I had not fully transitioned back as I have now. I shoot miniature (35mm) medium (a bit bigger) and large formats (4x5") There is a current resurgence in film usage with companies like Kodak re starting the production of long discontinued stocks :-) The last time I was in your fair city early last year I was nearly issued a "ticket" or summons for shooting my large format gear under the Manhattan Bridge. I pleaded stupid tourist (even though I have visited many times) for long enough that my long exposure had time to complete ;-) I look forward to revisiting again but probably not this year coming John 
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