Rocking Horse

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By: Christine Campbell
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Photographer	Christine Campbell {Karma:2693}
Project	#23 Objects	Camera Model	Ricoh XR 10-M
Categories	Alternative Process	Film Format
Portfolio	Home Darkroom	Lens	Pentax 50mm
Uploaded	5/29/2004	Film / Memory Type	Solaris 200
		ISO / Film Speed	0
Views	670	Shutter	1/60
Favorites	1	Aperture	f/4.0
Critiques	2	Rating	Pending / 2 Ratings
Location	City - Magna State - UTAH Country - United States
About	Another one of my 'experiments'. I've recently taken up developing my own photos. It's been quite fun and I've been using different types of film to see what kind of results I get. The film I used here was Solaris 200 developed in Kodak D-76. I used Photoshop for contrast, levels, cropping & the border.

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Fabio Keiner {K:81109} 5/29/2004

very fine mood & atmosphere you achieved

Mark Beltran {K:32612} 5/29/2004

Though it's a still life of a horse figurine, it gives off the illusion of something living. The processing I think gives it that 'life' in a way I can't put in words. I don't know if the sepia is a natural result of the D-76 acting on C-41 film, but it seems to match well with the subject matter and feel. Like the Misery photograph, the composition is really solid.

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