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   mike1allison · 2020-11-28 14:19

   @charliedontsurf wow. I don't think there is one part of the picture without something new and different going on. I love the softness around the edges it adds to the scene almost pulling you away. People in the distance, and then the tones just pull the room together!

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   charliedontsurf · 2020-11-28 15:59

   @mike1allison thanks again. I'm not used to shooting so wide so I was pleased with how I composed these 3 shots. Because of the light and the slow film I was forced to shoot wide open, I guess stopped down they'd sharpen up a bit. I thought the frames had a touch of the pinhole about them and I'm keen to give it another go.

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   mike1allison · 2020-11-28 22:12

   @charliedontsurf yes that blurred vignetting is kind of pinholey (holy?). I might agree to stop down for a different scene. With the faded haze in the horizon and depth, I think this looks much more real and much more interesting. Again, the people in the distance aren't completely obvious to begin with but as you spend some time with the print, more comes out. I think the details in the foreground delay taking in the whole scene which is half the fun.