Ludlow School

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By: Lisa Brainard
Copyright ©2002

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Photographer	Lisa Brainard {Karma:743}
Project	#12 Dramatic B&W Shadows	Camera Model	Olympus D-100 digital
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Uploaded	5/22/2002	Film / Memory Type
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About	May 2002. Old school in fairly decent shape, considering. **Title changed to reflect better knowledge of location
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Dawna G. {K:7709} 5/22/2002

Nice Lisa - I agree, good find and a great place to experiment.
You are getting some great results with that Oly D-100.

Steve Kompier

{K:4629} 5/22/2002

John's right Lisa...this place is quite a find.

I hope this is near you so that you can spend time shooting it in different light and up close.

Joe Blow {K:1918} 5/22/2002

What a fantastic old school! Looks like it's in a great place. I'd shoot this again and again under many conditions. Is it near where you live?

I like the shot as is very much Lisa. A cool way of adding depth and dimension to this is to get elevated. Stand on the roof of your car, whatever, which will separate the foreground from the background. Good find :-)

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