Mars - By Jason Ness - Mamiya Twin Lens Reflex Camera

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By: Jason Ness
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Photographer	Jason Ness {Karma:88}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Mamiya Twin Lens Reflex
Categories	Cityscape	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens
Uploaded	11/27/2002	Film / Memory Type
		ISO / Film Speed	0
Views	711	Shutter
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Critiques	6	Rating	Critique Only Image
Location	City - State - Country -
About	Sodium vapour lamps on a winter night.

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Jason Ness {K:88} 11/29/2002

The wispy smoke is created by steam rising from the refinery. The redness is caused by sodium vapour lamps of the refinery, which burn a deep orange on film. No manipulation beyond a flatbed scan of the finished RA4 print (the red was enhanced through printing)

Shawn Eaton {K:-104} 11/28/2002

I was just curious if this photo has been manipulated?
If not, Great Job.

sean slavin {K:3488} 11/27/2002

wow... that's pretty wild. power plant of some kind? looks like a bit of a breeze blowing. 8)

Steven Vigar {K:303} 11/27/2002

giddy~up~~!!

Steve Mekata {K:610} 11/27/2002

very cool. A little unsharp, but *very* cool. The red/black tonality really sets this off visually.

Sarah Needham {K:2482} 11/27/2002

Wow. How did you do this Jason?

Sarah

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