Hosta (sepia)

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By: Chris Goodman
Copyright ©2004

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Photographer	Chris Goodman {Karma:1078}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Nikon N90s
Categories	Nature	Film Format
Portfolio	Spring Leaves	Lens	Nikkor 50 1.8
Uploaded	5/1/2004	Film / Memory Type	Kodak T-Max
		ISO / Film Speed	100
Views	726	Shutter	1/125
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Critiques	3	Rating	Pending / 1 Ratings
Location	City - Marietta State - GEORGIA Country - United States
About	This is the original scan. I didn't convert it to grayscale. The top right corner is way blown out, when i printed it in the darkroom there was a lot of detail there. A new scanner is on the list.

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Joann Winborn {K:12550} 5/2/2004

I actually think this is better than the other you posted. Much better clarity.

Chris Goodman {K:1078} 5/1/2004

Thanks Chris. The print is very dark and contrasty. I was very surprised that I got a sepia out of the neg. I am about 20 minutes from KEH. Saves a lot on shipping to just go and pick things up.

Chris Lauritzen {K:14949} 5/1/2004

Chris,

I like this version of the image better then the mono one. If there is detail in the blown out spot then yes a new scanner might help or try to correct the exposure for that spot. I always ment to ask you how far are you away from KEH?

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