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PΓ€ijΓ€nne Lake, FinlandDec. 2009
Mamiya RB67, yellow filter, neutral density filter, 120 Fuji Acros 100 ISO
HC110 dil B, 18C, 5,5min
Work on scan
The shores series: [link]
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Are those "tutus" made of ice at the bottoms of the stalks?
Amazing and beautiful shot. The little skirts of ice also look like suspended splashes,
so you've caught the water in two states.
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Yes they are
When air is colder than the water we get those kinds of effects.
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Finland, not far away from Sweden, i feel like home. It's a very beautiful image.
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Thank you
Yes it is. Last week Victoria was in my daughter's school with Daniel
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hello. IΒ΄t took me quite a while to understand witch V. and D. you ment...ha, ha.
But now i get it! Must be a nice school your daughter goes to!!Have a nice weekend!
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I thought Fuji was not very good at Black and White film but it seems fine here.
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I like Fuji a lot better than TMAX: Acros 100 and Neopan 400.
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I will try the Acros then... Have you tried Rollei Orthochromatic ISO 25?
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No, I've not.
Looks quite difficult to get for me.
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Thank you.
I'm glad you like it.
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Merci Maia
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oh beautiful shot.
love the motion in the weeds.
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Thank you
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"Who Let The Features Out Me? Who? Who? Who? Whooooooo?" (Sing it to the tune of "Who Let The Dogs Out?") Hahaha! Congratulations, you are featured in my 21st Journal Feature in here: [link]
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no problem!
btw, if you have the time, i hope you'll fave some from my gallery if you'll like any. thanks a lot and sorry for bothering.
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La dance en robe longue, ca a quand meme de la gueule!
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N'est-ce-pas
Merci JD
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no problem
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this photo is so strange and abstract! i like it!
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you're welcome
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you're welcome ^-^
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very good, although I'd have preferred it without the long exposure
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