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By: Tim Schumm
Copyright ©2007

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Photographer	Tim Schumm {Karma:29196}
Project	#49 Dramatic Portrait	Camera Model	Cheap Minolta
Categories	People Sports Portrait	Film Format	Kodak
Portfolio	Southern USA Rock Climbing	Lens	cheap plastic
Uploaded	3/14/2007	Film / Memory Type	digital
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Critiques	6	Rating	Critique Only Image
Location	City - Yosemite State - CALIFORNIA Country - United States
About	These are old slides and i did not have a scanner so i projected them on to a screen and reshot them with my D80. This is why they are so fuzzy and a bit old style looking. This is a old photo from 1981 of a climbing friend (Saul) that I climbed several "Big Walls" with in Yosemite California. He was a great friend to be hanging around with for several days in a physically tense environment (due to the exposure of sometimes of up to 6 days worth on vertical rock faces). As i look back on some of these days i ponder what it was that inspired seeking such a extreme environment to exist in if but for only a few days even? I like the effect of this method of conversion, the way it creates less clarity and yet maintains the essence of the point of the photo....maybe even enhances it. You be the judge.

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Emanuele Capelli {K:6110} 6/8/2007

WOW!!! fantastic shot!!!!

Alessandro Capelli {K:34805} 5/8/2007

Oh yes! Yosemite! The Heaven for a climber!
Another very nice shot..your friend is really a charachter!

Ale

Nelson Moore [Kes] - {K:20241} 4/1/2007

Hi Tim, I saw your bio shot and that led me to this one. Got a nosebleed just looking at these shots! You guys were nuts for sure, lol.

I used to have a job that required me on occasion to go over the edge of small cliffs...with a rock drill first then explosives...

Never got over my fear of heights though. Took about three days straight each time to gain any trust in the rope. Gave that up! :)

The method of reproduction works fine here. Perhaps it gives a sense of age to the photograph.

kes

Ryan Schumm {K:96} 3/14/2007

Wow, thank goodness you've regained your sences ;)

Tim Schumm {K:29196} 3/14/2007

Yeah Dave,
i don't think i will be up to doing this again in this life time.....

Dave Stacey

{K:150877} 3/14/2007

The technique certainly works well to bring us these great shots, Tim! Not often you get this perspective. Well done!
Dave.

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