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Published: 2008-07-31 06:09:02 +0000 UTC; Views: 5316; Favourites: 499; Downloads: 30
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This filter is crazy good... and I have learned that, if you are patient enough, you can shoot moving targets with a Hasselblad!Hasselblad 500 C/M
Zeiss Distagon T* CF 50mm f4.0 lens
Hasselblad 60 1X UV-SKY -0 (1A) multicoated filter
Kodak Tri-X Pro 320
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Il aimerais bien voler lui aussi ! ... belle scene !
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wow... when did you start shooting with a hasselblad?...
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well, i bought one last year due to the fact that i won't have any time-zero very soon.
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(laugh)... well, that works... though, other than the square format, I don't think that two have much in common...
wait... you still have time-zero... wow!...
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i cannot replace my time-zero. there is no use in trying. i have to find something else that speaks to me, and the medium format b/w photo does.
yes, i have about 90-100 shots. would need to look in fridge.
i also bought a land camera.
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hey... one quick thought... you can use those time-zero images as the print medium for other work... you take any image from any format... scan it (unless it is digital)... output it as a slide... then project it onto the polaroid film of your choice...
[link]
or, of course, you could just shoot slide/transparency and project that...
here's an example of work done that way...
[link]
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cool idea. thanks. i was thinking today after i read your comments how i thought you should be using film. it just seems to go with the conceptual and intellectual nature of your work. well, my opinion isn't worth much. it was just a thought i had.
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do you mean film for photo print?... or film/moving images?...
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no, i mean not digital. shot on film. i haven't been logging into da at all. if i don't answer, that would be why.
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no worries... I sometimes go a week or more between stops in here...
you are right, by the way... as my works stands, it is much more suited to film... the meaning almost inheres in that form... and becomes diluted as digital...
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i love this shot 
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it looks like the boy who might take flight or who has perhaps lost his angel wings.
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Very good!
This kid at right, is very cute. I like his body language, his left hand which has freeze in air.. as if he forgot it, may be because he really into the bird movement in sky, like how one forgets his body in the middle of a romantic calm music melody.
Or may be it is pointing to the other kid beside him, to not talk.. as he pays all his attention to the bird sound/movement.
There is a hidden music in this art piece.
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thanks for that lovely critique.
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yvw, was more writing my thoughts about it.
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really wonderful, I love the feeling in this picture
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...sorry, I forgot to also mention that you did such a great job making this image. Delicious tones! I saw it in your gallery and very much wanted to buy it.
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I'm curious, help me out of my ignorance please!
I use UV filters purely for lens protection... what does your UV filter do that you seem so pleased with?
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it reduces blue haze enhancing clarity of the picture without affecting color fidelity. in b/w it seems to make a crisp contrast.
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I knew of the first, but didn't know it affected contrast in b&w... thanks for the tip!
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I'm almost certain, magical clementine, tossed that bird into flight!
Great action shot.
lovespoon
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Wow. The detail and clarity is amazing. This is a fantastic shot.
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that sky filter seems to really sharpen things.
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It does indeed. I really like it!
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this is a gorgeous photograph Elinor
lovely moment, and great angle!
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