The Tip Of A San Francisco Iceberg

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Image Title: The Tip Of A San Francisco Iceberg

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By: David Chang-Sang
Copyright ©2002

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Photographer	David Chang-Sang {Karma:680}
Project	#6 Minimal Depth of Field	Camera Model	K-1000
Categories		Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	50mm
Uploaded	2/3/2002	Film / Memory Type	NeoPan 1600 pulled to 800
		ISO / Film Speed	0
Views	540	Shutter	1/8 sec
Favorites	1	Aperture	f8
Critiques	2	Rating	Critique Only Image
Location	City - State - Country -
About	Like all icebergs; 67% lies beneath the surface. Macro practice with film rather than digital. Cheers, Dave

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Jeff Cable {K:3599} 3/17/2002

I liked this picture David. Duh... the meaning of the title is? I had a hard job restraining myself from hand tinting my screen as I could almost touch the faded washed denim. :) If it were mine, I would hand tint the Levi Strauss button only, then I would offer the company the picture rights for advertising purposes for just a few million dollars... . A great picture.

Cheers!

Jeff

Debbie Groff {K:9569} 3/17/2002

I was wondering about the title myself?

Great contrast and use of b&w.

Never give up film...I say... Digital is cool and has many "upsides"..but film is such the challenge, IMO.:}

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