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By: Dominique Musorrafiti
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Photographer	Dominique Musorrafiti {Karma:356}
Project	#65 @ Play	Camera Model	Lomo LC-A+
Categories	Children Street Photoart	Film Format	Film 35mm
Portfolio	Lomo Experimental	Lens	Lomolens
Uploaded	5/8/2010	Film / Memory Type	Lucky Super
		ISO / Film Speed	100
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Critiques	3	Rating	Pending / 0 Ratings
Location	City - Kunming State - YUNNAN PROVINCE Country - China
About	Splitzer Adventure with a piece of film between the LC-A+ and the splitzer, just for try new tones :) This photo is made with 2 exposure, the first is the left part, the second is the right! The colors were not digitally manipulated LC-A+ Lucky Super 35 mm Iso 100 www.cinaoggi.it

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Wolf Zorrito

{K:78768} 5/9/2010

Sounds good, just make sure to experiment, learn and discover ( to find instead of looking for .. ) !
Be well, Harry

Dominique Musorrafiti {K:356} 5/9/2010

Thank a lot my friend :) I'm not sure but I think that the piece of film between the lens and the splitzer helped to keep similar colors, and hide the seam. I tried the same experiment with an other piece of film but the piece was so dark and some pictures seem like redscale. I'll try again with a middle tone:)

Wolf Zorrito

{K:78768} 5/8/2010

good work, it looks like it really is only one image so you merged them seamlessly.

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