grafikfeat
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Ditto on mine. Note it is also full frame from a box camera negative.
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TheRoss
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I'm so low tech I have no idea what you're talking about. I play the odds with my little digital point and shoot.... I take tons of pics and one or two here and there are decent.
grafikfeat
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Sorry to hear that.
The camera used in that shot is a box camera. Not digital, film. Box camera meaning throw away camera. Can't get much lower tech than that unless it was a pin hole camera and I left that one home.
Full frame means there is no cropping as evidenced by the films edge. Yes. Film.
Threeteas
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"Well, mine was a pencil sketch that I coloured in with crayon when I got home!"
"A broken pencil?"
"I dream of having a broken pencil. I had to scratch the image on a plank of wood, using a rusty nail"
"A nail you say? Luxury! Why when I wer' a lad we'd use finger nails to create welts on our own skin to show outline of image. Then when we got home, we'd rub vinegar in welts to make 'em stand out, cover bumps in hot dust from the fire, then press the shape onto the cat that we'd shaved, before we coloured it in with cheese mould".
"Ah but you tell that to these fancy digital kids of today, and they won't believe you".
grafikfeat
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DWR302
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Grandpa said he had to walk seven miles to school everyday in his bare feet and it was up hill both ways.
crazydrummerdude
advrider.com
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Why the hell would anyone take a picture of a dog crapping?
Why the hell would anyone take a picture of a dog crapping?
Threeteas
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I think the comment related to 3111 being a throw back to 3109 rather than 3110, unless the mountains on the r/h side of 3110 were the inspiration for 3110's rock lifting pic?
grafikfeat
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I think any "flame" in a photo thread is lame.
I just consider the "source" and move on.
Roy.Jackson55@aol.com
You stupid, fix it!
You are correct the other two are have rocks in there heads.
grafikfeat
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#3160
Nice shot of the Pontiac Indian!
Thank you... The cracking really lends itself to it...
My brothers '52/'53... Still runs well...
Threeteas
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grafikfeat
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There was a peculiar Welsh light on and around Lake Bala that day.
Getting into HDR?
I was dinking around with "fauxtoshop" HDR:
<a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/jim_popper/2661616336/" title="NOT HDR by GrafikFeat, on Flickr"><img src="http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3092/2661616336_931bc95f16_b.jpg" width="1024" height="768" alt="NOT HDR" /></a>
I never really liked the effect so I stopped...
