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By: Seth Magee
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Photographer	Seth Magee {Karma:284}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Olympus OM-1
Categories	Others Still Life People	Film Format
Portfolio	At work	Lens	vivitar 70-210
Uploaded	7/21/2004	Film / Memory Type	forgotten
		ISO / Film Speed	0
Views	405	Shutter	1/60
Favorites	0	Aperture	f/5.6
Critiques	3	Rating	Pending / 1 Ratings
Location	City - Eugene State - OR Country - United States
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Patrick Magee {K:-11} 9/5/2004

This is a great photo. My old photo teacher would really love it as it very similar to his style.

Seth Magee {K:284} 7/21/2004

Hey Josh I didnt remember what film it was so clicked on one I recognized. It was originaly a B&W and I diveloped it my self. The particles you see are scratches in the filter I used when I developed it. The way you make the marks show up is by putting the filter in the negative trey instead of the regular filter trey. Thank's for the comments.

Joshua Rainey {K:5069} 7/21/2004

I'm super immpressed right now. This picture is really really good. I like that you changed it to B&W from the Kodak color film. B&W's are always better in my opinion and this shot is especially good without color. I also really like the effect you have going to help make this shot look vintage. Another thing that helps the vintage look in this shot is the particles of stuff flying around in the air around his face. It gives the pic a really cool look...

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