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By: David N. VanMeter
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Photographer	David N. VanMeter {Karma:552}
Project	#13 Long Exposure	Camera Model	8x10
Categories		Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	12" Goerz Gold Rim Dagor
Uploaded	4/27/2002	Film / Memory Type	Delta 100
		ISO / Film Speed	0
Views	837	Shutter	60 minutes
Favorites	1	Aperture	f64
Critiques	5	Rating	Critique Only Image
Location	City - State - Country -
About	I set this shot up, opened the shutter then proceeded to eat lunch and talk to people who were wondering what I was doing. With reciprocity failure the exposure was 60 minutes. Printing was very difficult becase of the extensive dodging and burning that went on.
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Tyler Pester {K:24} 1/31/2004

An hour of time onto one photo... now, what other visual medium can do that? Very nice photo; I like it a lot.

Michele Beccia {K:16549} 1/7/2004

Excellent shot. :)

Christopher Thompson {K:145} 5/4/2002

I have a hard time with this image... mostly, I think, because its not readily apparent what I'm looking at. Call me simple! Perhaps its simply the size of the image, but I just have a hard time 'orienting' myself to the subject (which is what?) and its context. I like the range of tones in this, but without being able to make sense of them I don't think it matters.

Koen B {K:3279} 4/30/2002

This one is really rocking ! The ability to visualize time with photographs is amazing !

David N. VanMeter {K:552} 4/27/2002

Before someone asks because I didn't mention it. The streaks and spots of light are people walking about with flash lights and cameras with flash units. The misty look in the lighted area is the "ghosts" of people walking about during the exposure.

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