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Published: 2007-05-25 02:48:33 +0000 UTC; Views: 9159; Favourites: 583; Downloads: 177
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Canon Rebel XSNKodak Pro Image 100 Film.
Colors altered directly in darkroom.
Photoshop used for resizing, cleaning some scanner marks and balancing colors. I swear I hate Epson scanners.
Fujifilm Crystal Archive photo paper.
Scratches made directly by rubbing the negative against the floor.
The blue stain in the bottom left was a print error. A parter of mine put her photo over mine by mistake so that part didnt develop well, but I liked the result.
Every effect in here made by hand and in darkroom.
Scanned in an Epson CX3900
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Just lovely! And kudos to developing it all by hand, it all came together really nicely
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It doesn't make sense. But it does. And in that enigmatic way, it's brilliant.
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This is a beautiful piece of work. Everything, to me, is as it should be: from the printing error to the scratches to the tones and the composition. It's all excellent stuff, and this is definitely an image to add into my Favourites.
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Very nice. I like the blue part in the corner, even if it was a mistake.
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Awsome work. Very appelling to the eye.
The colors, photo and the effect are gorgeous.
Love it
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I love the rich colors and the film edging really adds to it. I actually typed in I-69 into the search here and this popped up. Definitely reminds me of something you'd FIND off of I-69. You just made it look a lot more appealing. 
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it reminds me about movie called Paris, Texas..
beautiful moment.
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again an amazing shot! like the 'fields' in your work!
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oh this is really beautiful, i love the colours!
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I really love long grass shots!
The edges of the film on view just make this for me, lovely work.
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beautiful colours& photo
I love how you did everything yourself as opposed to using photoshop for everything.
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beautiful, beautiful colors and happy accidents.
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You gotta thank you partner for doing that, cause that little blue stain makes the photo!
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Well. Thanks for the word of confidence.
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I didn't mean it that way
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i really like real darkroom scratches instead of psp filters.
all these natural effects gave it really individual look!
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Que envidia, yo querìa tomar fotos ahà en los trigales.
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Este domingo vi que aun hay unos que no han sesgado. Tal vez aun tengas tiempo.
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LΓ‘stima que estoy un poco lejos, y con una chamba horrenda que me tiene atado aquΓ. Pero lo bueno es que (espero) va a seguir creciendo el trigo como cada temporada, y lo podrΓ© hacer, de hecho, la idea la tenΓa desde hace dos aΓ±os y nunca la he realizado, pero gracias por el tip!
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beautiful... love it!!!!! i think it should be like that
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that's beautiful... the warm orange and the turquoise blue give it a really nice look, along with the lighting. it's amazing that you did that in darkroom, no one seems to take the time to create art like that... photoshop is overused. damn that is real... it has a kind of depth and richness to it that the framing enhances. kinda like something beautiful that got cut out of the fabric of memory...rich, but a little rustic, a little whimsical. me gusta mucho
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no words.. it's simply perfetc, the frame and the gold field. it's a awsome landscape, very emotional
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I love it! the old look, the intensity of the colors, and all the things it makes me think to.
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Wow, les couleurs sont vraiment dΓ©calcantes, et l'ombre noire ...
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