Red Berries

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By: Robert Höhne
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Photographer	Robert Höhne {Karma:4290}
Project	#43 Unusual Vision	Camera Model	Minolta X-700
Categories	Still Life	Film Format
Portfolio	Macro	Lens	MD 50mm macro
Uploaded	11/26/2004	Film / Memory Type	Fuji Velvia
		ISO / Film Speed	100
Views	450	Shutter	1/60
Favorites	0	Aperture	f/4.0
Critiques	5	Rating	Pending / 1 Ratings
Location	City - State - Country - Australia
About	I really liked this view which was lit by a kitchen light. I knew that using a the kitchen light the picture would be very warm so I put a flash with tracing paper held infront in the same position and took this photo. Any comment appreciated, BTW it looks great projected onto a wall.

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{K:6731} 7/5/2007

Great angle, composition, & colors!

Louis Lee {K:408} 11/28/2004

nicely done robert

Robert Höhne {K:4290} 11/28/2004

Mikael,

thanks for your comments. The Velvia film is very saturated with colour and is great to use when the light is subdued as in early morning and late evening when the sun is almost or totally gone.
During the day it is best to use a wider latitude negative film or slide film such as Astia.
As you can see in this photo the Velvia film and flash I used resulted in very saturated colours which I am going to tell you is what I was after

danito canon {K:608} 11/27/2004

un poco mas de contrastes la harian brillar.

mikael wardhana {K:-65} 11/27/2004

I like this picture of yours...the hue and color saturation is pefect..can i ask you something? what do you think of your FUji Velvia film? is it good? what is the basic characteristic of the film? thanks

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