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Photographer Andre Denis  Andre Denis {Karma:66407}
Project N/A Camera Model Nikon Nikkormat FTN
Categories Still Life
Transportation
At Work
Film Format
Portfolio From The Archives
Cars & Drivers
At The Cottage
Lens 50mm Nikkor 1:2
Uploaded 2/7/2005 Film / Memory Type Kodak Tri-X 400 asa
    ISO / Film Speed 0
Views 1139 Shutter 1/125
Favorites Aperture f/2.8
Critiques 16 Rating
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Location City -  N/A
State -  ONTARIO
Country - Canada   Canada
About This cliche of discarded farmyard junk is a 1939 International Harvester truck. It was taken with one of the first rolls of film in my Nikkormat and is the first vehicle that I ever drove. Even though it was collecting hay in a field.
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Andre Denis Andre Denis   {K:66407} 4/24/2007
I agree Fadel,
There is a dreamy almost gloomy look to the original. This one was taken with Tri-x 400 asa film and printed on double weight semi matt paper. I scanned the print in this case.
One of my first attempts at "serious" photography.
Andre

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Fadel J Fadel J   {K:13974} 4/24/2007
But this one has a dreamy feel to it I think because of the shallow DOF, great now and back then series Andre!

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Andre Denis Andre Denis   {K:66407} 5/10/2005
Thanks for visiting Rupert.
I have a lot of older classic racing car images that I will get around to posting soon.
Andre

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Rupert Phillips   {K:391} 5/10/2005
Like it! Full of atmosphere.
Thanks for your recent comments,
Roo.

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Antonia BauerleinSehnert   {K:30599} 4/16/2005
Phew...at LAST! Yes, I remember this one! Another favorite. Antonia

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Antonia BauerleinSehnert   {K:30599} 2/10/2005
---and I love dark images as well. Thank heavens for differences in personal taste, or this world would be awfully boring. I noticed the loss of detail in the glass as well before I put it up. Sorry, I was a little sloppy by not selecting that section out before opening up the tones in the rest, as that would have improved it. But my revision was mainly meant to be in fun (my joke about looking in with a flashlight), so I could see if there was anything else in there. The image works great the way you created in the first place, especially for it's appeal as a dark image. It is special in that regard.

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Andre Denis Andre Denis   {K:66407} 2/10/2005
Toni,
A P.S. to the last comment. I am a real sucker for very dark images. Always have been and probably always will be.
Andre

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Andre Denis Andre Denis   {K:66407} 2/10/2005
Hi Toni,
The way I see your "Flashlight" shot on my screen is that there is a gain in detail on the lower left (bottom of steering wheel) but a loss of detail around the glass and dashboard. I don't detect much change in the thumbs however. I have to admit that my monitor is very good, but I suspect I am not getting the most out of it due to an ancient graphics card. I am looking forward to a new system soon. Then, I'm sure I will be amazed all over again.
I do appreciate all the comments.
Thanks again Andre

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Antonia BauerleinSehnert   {K:30599} 2/10/2005
...:) I do like it the way you have it! You are so right about the monitor issue. It happens on my images as well -- people mention things look dark when they look right to me. At any rate, it's an awesome shot, and just for fun I adjusted to open up the tonal range for my viewing pleasure and here is how it came out. The title is just my bit of humor.

Antonia

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Peering in with my Flashlight


Andre Denis Andre Denis   {K:66407} 2/9/2005
Toni, That is the nicest, most diplomatic way anyone has ever told me a picture was too dark :)
Unfortunately, what you see is what you get. I'm pretty sure the interior was completely gutted when I took this shot. One of the things I'm finding out here is that if you tend to like darker tones, they may appear over the top on a lot of peoples monitors :( I looked at some of my shots at work, and was a little dissapointed at the quality of some compared to my monitor at home. I know this is a common problem.
Andre

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Antonia BauerleinSehnert   {K:30599} 2/9/2005
Oh...what a great place to take me...love being in this truck. Great perspective and mood. Thanks. I hope you do this same with the light opened up so I can see more (I like this treatment for artistic value...just would like to see more).

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Andre Denis Andre Denis   {K:66407} 2/8/2005
Thanks Kevin, Coming from someone with 12 awards here I'm flattered. Your portfolio has an amazing amount of variety.
Andre

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Andre Denis Andre Denis   {K:66407} 2/8/2005
Thanks for the comment Marcus.
Andre

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Kevin Collier   {K:19076} 2/7/2005
very well done - I love the darkness and the mystery this image provokes. K

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Marcus Armani Marcus Armani   {K:36599} 2/7/2005
wonderful shot, I reallly likek the perspective, nice dark tones, very well done....

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Morc Piantedos Morc Piantedos   {K:21834} 2/7/2005
thanks for your comment Andre and nice to meet you!
Superb car internal vision! i like the moody and "dirty" texture of the frontal window and of cliche with broken glass!
Superb!
Marco

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