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Published: 2005-11-06 15:58:44 +0000 UTC; Views: 1035; Favourites: 28; Downloads: 166
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yashicafuji sensia cross-processed
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Greeaaat shot. Amazing colours, focus, expression, everything!
Love it *_*
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verry nice, i like the model, the pose, the colours.. just perfect
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I don't know what to say really... I'm digging all the elements so much (especially the colours and her pose, awesome).
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wow gorgeous portrait.. the colours are screaming out at me. loving the focus.
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nice and interresting colors, when I want something like that I have to use photoshop and it isn't often the right thing
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the reds work so well
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All because of me? That's a real compliment thanks
Yeah 120 is quite expensive but there is just something unique about it that makes it all worth it.
I wish I could but I don't have access to a film scanner plus no lab near me is able to scan larger than normal 35mm images so it just makes it all pointless for me. One day I will get a film scanner and shoot 35mm in the holga more often for sure.
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i just stuffed up my last (and second) roll of 35mm in holga. the alignment of the film was wrong and got jammed. so upset!
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Holy crap man! I was wondering where you went! When will that guy submit something? His work is soo awesome... and man you never dissapoint me with your awesome skills. This is gorgeous, not simply because the model is gorgeous (which she is), but the colours oh man. Like a caramel apple. So delicious.
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That's pretty nice of you to say! Thanks
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Haha... 
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I'm always so jealous of your colors.
but what did you do so that when you cross-processed her skin color didn't get all strangely colored?
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I find it's just a matter of trying different exposures in order to get it right. I shot this photo twice and the one with the correct exposure came out a tad too yellow but the one I over exposed came just right. It can be hard to over expose and not have things blown out though :/
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ooh, majorly cool man. she looks like a jasmine, too. the way her eyes look down and a kind of not really looking smirk on her face. i think it's wayyy wicked.
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When i photograph people and let cross process, the grain is always to strong... But here isn't...well done
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wow thats beautiful! the colors and expression are awesome!
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mmm the red is so gorgeous
how do you cross process?
i love the lack of sharpness, gives such a feel to the piece
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Thank you Sophie
With this particular example I shot with slide film and instead of having it developed in e-6 chemicals like it should, I instead had it developed in c-41. This is the chemical used to develop negative film. So basically it is just having film developed in the wrong chemicals with either negative film in e-6 or slide film in c-41. I've never actually tried negative film in e-6 before.
Hope that helped
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awsome 
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one of the coolest portraits i've seen. it's so simple and the colors are lovely.
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