A Manila Afternoon

© Graham Hughes 2014
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Silver gelatin paper negative process, agfa glossy grade 1 paper, Kodak Specialist 3 LF Camera, Un named 6" Brass Projection Lens. Scanned and processed in Nik SFX2. The artifacts here are aberations of the lens, or the camera, paper , or process.............havent quite worked out the issue..meantime I love it....

, beverley, have particularly liked this photo

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beverley

o0o I sincerely love this effect ... you have it seems perfected this wonderful style oOo

11 years ago.

Graham Hughes ^club has replied to beverley

Thanks Bev. This effect is purely the lenses used and paper and the amount of random via the variables............I am glad you enjoy them. These are taken outside Gallery259 where I spend my weekends. The bike was wielded together by a local artist. They attract much attention and are my muse at the moment.

11 years ago.

beverley has replied to Graham Hughes ^club

o0o yes I do very much indeed although I have to admit to not being knowledgeable
in how these things are achieved ;-) bit thick sadly when it comes to reading things
like manuals on HOW TO and that applies to the pc and cameras, and so I am
a little bit of a free spirit when it comes to photography and always hope the result
is pleasing ... as it is indeed to view your pictures however you achieved me, hats
off to you ;-) o0o

11 years ago.

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