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Walking through the city, I found this Window, that has been signed, just as if Nattie created the window as a piece of art.
I have been working on my model the last two Sundays. I looked over all my small details and people. I decided tonight that my second window display would be a sports theme. :D I'm happy with it.
Window of an old, resettled house intended for demolition. (Today this house no longer). The windows are broken, the doors are broken. The empty rooms walk drafts, moving old things that people leaving did not want to take with them ...
(Staromoskovskaya street, Dmitrov city, Moscow region, Russia)
Camera: Pentax MZ-7
Lens: Takumar-F 70-200 mm ƒ4-5.6 + Hoya HMC filter multi-coated for color films (85B Filter)
Film: Kodak Vision3 500t (ECNII) expired.
Photo taken: 08/04/2017
Scanner: Pakon F235+
original + conversion into black and white version
I was riding a bicycle back to the resort after photographing the sunset when a reflection in a second story window caught my eye and caused me to turn around for a second look.
Scatto: Nikon d700 + Sigma af 12-24 D 12mm f/4.5-5.6 EX DG HSM f.5 iso 200 tempo 1/1000 sec.
scattata: 16 Ottobre 2012
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My second roll of analog film. Taken October 26th.
Camera: Konica T4 (metered with phone app :S)
Lens: Hexanon AR 50mm f/1.7 (@f2.8 or 4.0)
Film: [135-24] Kodak Ultramax 400
Scanner: Fujifilm Frontier SP-3000
Developing: Fujifilm LP 5700 (no push/pull)
Adjustments made in Capture One:
White Balance: 6300
Tint: -4.6
Exposure: +0.1
Contrast: +5
Brightness: 0
Saturation: 0
Highlight: 0
Shadow: 0
White: 0
Black: 0
Shadow Level: 0
Midtone Level: 0
Highlight Level: 255 (default)
(otherwise all left as recieved from the local lab)
Im obsessed with windows like these, more specifically portraits by windows like these :) I took this a few years ago, before I even KNEW of this obsession
This photo was taken as part of class assignment on using available light for indoor portraits.
Photo taken using window light only, with reflector used for fill light. Retouching was done in PS CS3.