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jennifer armstrong
{K:6688} 1/20/2005
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beautiful! now i see where your love of film comes from. Your portfolio is so full of the reasons i still love real film - it's richness & the tonal qualities & depth it catches. Your work is amazing - very inspiring! I'm happy to have discoverd it so thanks for commenting. :O)
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Stephen Laszlo
{K:2086} 1/16/2005
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Well, I should point out the ocean to the lower left was moving quickly so there is a bit of blur that is really part of film speed than lens. But the dark edges are common for German lenses... at least in my experience. Hasselblads also produce those nice edges... but again, soft is not accurate, that was caused by film speed and movement. Hope that helps. Thanks for your interest...
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Siddharth Siva
{K:3327} 1/16/2005
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common for german lenses? i have never heard of it before..but you are right..it makes great images..! good luck..love your work btw!
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Stephen Laszlo
{K:2086} 1/16/2005
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Common for german lenses... it's a wonderful look, if you ask me! Thanks for so many great comments!
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Siddharth Siva
{K:3327} 1/16/2005
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beautiful..what causes the softness towards the edges?
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Piotr Niewierowicz
{K:2401} 1/16/2005
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simple&great regards
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Olga Vareli
{K:22477} 1/12/2005
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This is a work of art, actually it reminds me of Mylene Farmer's video clip, the one with the dummy.Perfect.
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michelle k.
{K:16270} 1/11/2005
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great greys........ such a soothing atmosphere
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