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The Red window
Posted by Michael Fresh (Chester, United Kingdom) on 20 July 2012 in Abstract & Conceptual and Portfolio.
My book entitled, Looe in Cornwall a photographic tour, is on sale now.
@Paco Díaz: Yes... but I like my 32GB CF card. :)
@grouser: Thank you Sir.
gerard1948 from Santiago de Compostela, Spain
Superb, Remember the good old days. Great shot.
20 Jul 2012 9:33am
CElliottUK from Reading, United Kingdom
I remember the red window so well. There was the magic number...How many shots have I got left out of the 12???. That being the total number of shots I could afford to take on a 2 week holiday! Oh how things have changed...
20 Jul 2012 9:35am
@CElliottUK: Ah, limitations of the day, but back then the photos really did come from the person behind the lens, no Digic or Bionz engines.
Tede from Aubenas 07, France
Superbe mais difficile de faire des macros avec lui :) Bonne journée.
20 Jul 2012 11:53am
@Tede: merci beaucoup
@Ruthiebear: Thank you.
@Christine: :) it does.
Slackwater - Don from Spokane, United States
The red windows worked with orthochromatic films. The only drawback to these films was their tendency to make skies very white. Nice shot of this vintage camera.
20 Jul 2012 2:40pm
@Slackwater - Don: Thanks Don
Evelyne Dubos from Le Mans, France
A nice series well presented and well detailed.
20 Jul 2012 6:10pm
Baldwin VW from Bejuma, Venezuela
Excellent shot of this interesting detail !!! I like the red "window" ...
20 Jul 2012 6:17pm
@Baldwin VW: Thank you
RBL from Oxford, United States
Wonderful close-up and texture... attractive vintage branding shot too!
20 Jul 2012 8:21pm
curieuzeneuzemosterdpot from somewhere between viewer and subject, Belgium
use films ..
de goeie ouwe tijd??? :-))
20 Jul 2012 9:06pm
@curieuzeneuzemosterdpot: Primitief eenvoudig..... maar wel leuk
@Alun: Ta.
Steven from Chicagoland, United States
Nice lighting to reveal the great textures!
20 Jul 2012 10:37pm
Ronnie 2¢ from Atlantic Shores, United Kingdom
It all seems far longer ago than it actually was . . all the anticipation (and, often, disappointment) of film . . compared to digital it felt so alive.
23 Jul 2012 7:04pm
