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EdmundH


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Another shot from the same roll, this time demonstrating the characteristic swirling background when using the Helios lens wide open (f:2)
· Date: Wed, 20, January, 2021 · Views: 2441
· Filesize: 39.7kb, 167.6kb · Dimensions: 1182 x 858 ·
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Keywords: Bird house at dawn
Film make, size & rating:: Kodak Portra 160 (35mm)
Film developer & temp:: Lab developed
Lens Focal Length, aperture: Helios 44-2 lens 58mm
Tripod used Y or N:: No
Paper:: Kodak Endura Gloss
Paper developer & temp:: Kodak RA-4 @39C

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Richard Gould
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Location: Jersey Channel Islands
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Wed, 20, January, 2021 7:24pm

I like the pastel colours here, and the dreamy misty feel of the print
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alexmuir
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Thu, 21, January, 2021 11:50am

The limited range of muted colours is quite a contrast to your other print, Edmund. The subject has been well isolated by the shallow depth of field. I have used a version of this lens, and liked the field of view of the 58mm focal length.
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Tony Marlow
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Mon, 25, January, 2021 5:58pm

The muted colours and soft light with the shallow depth of field have all worked together so well. Looks as if the birds are not yet up!


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MartyNL

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Tue, 26, January, 2021 4:11pm

The soft, swirly background really makes the subject pop.

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EdmundH
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Tue, 26, January, 2021 11:06pm

I shall have to experiment with those swirly backgrounds, would be great for portraits.
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