#1 You Stand Here

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By: Paul Schofield
Copyright ©2007

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Photographer	Paul Schofield {Karma:5970}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Altix N
Categories	Landscape	Film Format	Film 35mm
Portfolio	FFF	Lens	Trioplan Meyer f2.9 50mm
Uploaded	8/18/2007	Film / Memory Type	Tri X
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Critiques	2	Rating	Critique Only Image
Location	City - State - Country - United Kingdom
About	I have an old Altix N film camera (which acts as an ornament on my desk) but decided to load it with some film to see if it still works! This is a difficult camera to use. You have to take manual exposure readings from a light meter and then guess how far the subject is! Developed in Ilfosol S for 10.5 minutes Scanned @2400 dpi on Epson 4490 Castlerigg Stone Circle, Cumbria, before the rain

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Gavino Tavera {K:424} 5/13/2008

I know exactly what you mean, 'couse I'm used to work in that way when I shot with my Rollei. But even thought it's it can seem an uncomfortable and surpassed approach to the photography I think it's still the best way to really feel or imagine the picture. And the result, here, can confirm this reasoning: high & low lights are perfect, although the grain the detail is great as the composition. Very well done work.
Ps: Sorry for my poor english and my compliments for you beautiful portfolio.

Jonathan Karwacki {K:1105} 8/18/2007

I love the simplicity of it,the choice of a grainier film type realyl works well and makes the photo more enjoyable

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