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johnfilm Friend Registered: February 2010 Location: Sussex,UK Posts: 12	Leica Mini, Ilford FP4, R09 (Rodinal) 1+25, 8mins@20c, Scanned on Nikon Coolscan IV Left as full-frame a'la Cartier-Bresson!
	· Date: Mon, 22, February, 2010 · Views: 321 · Filesize: 108.0kb, 31.5kb · Dimensions: 406 x 650 ·
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	Keywords: Man in Alleyway
	Film make, size & rating:: Ilford FP4,35mm, 125asa
	Film developer & temp:: R09 (Rodinal) 1+25,8mins@20c
	Lens focal length, aperture & speed:: 35mm, auto
	Tripod used Y/N:: n
	Paper:: N/A
	Paper developer & temp:: N/A

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Tony Marlow
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Registered: September 2008
Posts: 266

Mon, 22, February, 2010 7:09pm

I Like this a lot, dark but with all the detail and the two people stand out so well and are placed in a good position. I like the way the dormer windows stand out against the sky. I was debating whether a bit could be cropped off the bottom but on reflection I think I prefer it as it is. The highlight on the cobbles gives a lift to the foreground.

Tony

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StanW

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Registered: June 2009
Location: Invercargill, New Zealand
Posts: 252

Mon, 22, February, 2010 10:07pm

Everything leads to the figures, and I'm left wondering where they are going. It's certainly not a happy future, whatever it is.

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Alive and clicking Down Under. A sad case of GAS - 4x5 down to 35mm slr and rf

williamruyle

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Registered: November 2009
Location: Huntsville, Alabama USA
Posts: 19

Tue, 23, February, 2010 12:52pm

Love the comp, how the lines lead to the figures. The Coolscan does a great job with 35mm negs, congrats!

birdwall
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Registered: January 2010
Posts: 9

Tue, 23, February, 2010 2:07pm

I agree with all of the above. A very good composition, moody and dramatic. Well done.

johnfilm

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Registered: February 2010
Location: Sussex,UK
Posts: 12

Tue, 23, February, 2010 8:45pm

Thank you for all your comments, much appreciated. Regards John.

MickS

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Registered: February 2010
Location: March
Posts: 44

Wed, 24, February, 2010 1:01pm

watcha John,
nice bit of mystery, almost Third Man, is that Orson Wells waiting by the drainpipe:-)
best
Mick

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