chateau versailles

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By: lawrence
Copyright ©2003

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Photographer	lawrence {Karma:2}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	hasselblad 202FA
Categories	Landscape	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	homemade lens (Rodenstock 6x6 loupe)
Uploaded	6/8/2003	Film / Memory Type	Ilford HP5+
		ISO / Film Speed	0
Views	470	Shutter
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Critiques	5	Rating	6.03 / 3 Ratings
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About	Selective focus achieved with homemade lens consisting of a Rodenstock 6x6 loupe and a Zeiss Distar 3 taped together, with a duct tape barrel. (i.e. my version of Mark Tucker's plungercam).

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João Figueiredo {K:7674} 6/9/2003

..!!

Ricardo Farias {K:996} 6/8/2003

Very nice efect made by your lens, looks like the efect caused by the sand spot filter.
Well done.
Ricardo

Cosmin Ioiart {K:398} 6/8/2003

Great picture and composition. Your lens certainly had a "tunnel vision" effect. Keep up the good work Lawrence

Dave M {K:9043} 6/8/2003

Interesting, if perhaps a bit too extreme -- to the point of making the viewer a bit nauseous (LOL). Knowing that it is a homemade lens makes me even more impressed. Overall, a great experiment, but I'd suggest toning it down just a bit for the next attempt.

Carol Watson {K:5185} 6/8/2003

Very cool! I like the feeling of movement through the blurring and perspective!

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