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Published: 2008-06-30 20:31:28 +0000 UTC; Views: 1944; Favourites: 27; Downloads: 0
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Traditional darkroom post-processing with chinese ink, acrylic mixture and painted acetate.Canon EOS 300 + 28-80 mm lens + Kodak T100 CN film + Ilford Multigrade IV RC Deluxe Matte paper.
Models: RocΓo Mayor Ruiz + Josemi Lopez MeroΓ±o.
Shot circa April/May, processed in early June.
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this is so haunting but in such a great way.
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Oh, thank you!
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you're very welcome!
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Wow!
Se ve genialsΓsimo!
Es taan diferenteee y llamativoo!
Y me encanta el sentimiento que trae... no sΓ©.. me empecΓ© a imaginar toda una historia tipo telenovela
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Telenovela siniestra no?
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This is a different look but very effective. An energetic style despite the lack of your vibrant coloring. Well done, Mario!
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Glad you think so mate! I'm very proud of these photographs
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As you should be! Good stuff!
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There's always a quality about going back to the foundations that digital doesn't have.
Beautiful and speaking of emotions. I see myself in him for some reason.
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Thank you 
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Looking good I should also say. Interesting direction
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Thank you! It was nice to do some experiments in darkroom. It was a bit stressing though
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stressing, why?
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Because once you've entered into the room you cannot go out until you've finished or all the material gets ruined :/
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Oh - that do sounds like stressing. On the other hand I guess it can be a boast for creativity too, no chanse for over-doodling things, so you have to work fast & with your gut-feeling on.
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Yeah, that's true, but not so funny being in a tiny room with no ventilation with 42 degrees outside
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Yeah, ca imagine, I'd 
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Looks like chalk crayon on blackboard!
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I have an EOS 300 - it is a sexy camera.
I love playing in the darkroom so I love this.
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It's not mine, a friend lent it to me, I wanted to experiment new fields like darkroom hehe, it was exciting
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