high key/contrast? tiltle: searching

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By: gary spillane
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Photographer	gary spillane {Karma:1617}
Project	#1 Abstracts	Camera Model	Canon AE-1
Categories	Abstracts Photoart Alternative Process	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	vivitar
Uploaded	11/20/2004	Film / Memory Type	Kodak T-Max
		ISO / Film Speed	100
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Location	City - State - OREGON Country - United States
About	did this photo cannon A-E1, camera settings are as mentioned above, print was done with ilford rc paper, enlarger settings: f 8; 7 sec exposer with grade 5 contrast filter. no ps involved, but some heavy manipulation non the less, I am not sure if there is a difference between high key and high contrast, could you help me out..

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m . {K:2569} 11/21/2004

Very nice results

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Gerhard Hoogterp {K:4863} 11/20/2004

Nice shot. Almost like it's inverted.. What's the name again, Solarized..

As for the differences between high key and high contrast, the later is simple using multigrade paper.
But high key is the lack of the low tones, I guess one could describe high contrast as minimalizing the number of gray levels between black and white.
I'm sure others will correct me if I'm wrong here..;)

// // {K:6081} 11/20/2004

Fantastic work,bravo.
Best regards

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