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Published: 2008-04-22 18:59:01 +0000 UTC; Views: 955; Favourites: 25; Downloads: 0
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Traditional b&w with medium format camera.Related content
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great long exposure shot however it seems a little overexposed I might have tried this with a higher f-stop setting or in a lower light situation. besides the bit of grain i would also up the contrast just a bit. good composition keep it up
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Oh, I don't feel that way at all but okay.
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This is simply breath taking, and the choice of B&W medium is an original slant that really does it justice
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Awww, very very pretty
And im thinking of featuring you in my next journal ^^
Ill send you a message if i do
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Lovely black and white ... great choice! I don't think it would work very well at all if it were color. I like it.
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Ya, no choice there. I use black and white film.
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Simply magnificent, perfect mix of turbulence and serenity.
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lovely capture of the water, very refreshing appeal to it
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This looks very nice. I love black and white photos! 
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Same for me. And let me tell you, there's nothing like hand printing them. It's so soothing.
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This is a great shot. The path of the water works well with the composition. I added it to my favorites.
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waterfall photos are always beautiful- but this is particurly effective.
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Ya, I spent a lot of time with a medium format camera and light meter in that area that day.
I wish I still had access to such wonderful cameras.
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oh wow, i love this picture!
waterfalls are so beautiful 
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I know...I can hear it by looking at it. Such a beautiful place.
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i like this one a lot, great "flow" hehe water's always awesome for b+w photos.
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Definitely. Though, imo, b&w wins over all. I'm just a sucker for classic old school photography.
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They are hard to get the contrast has to be perfect or else the entire piece will be dull
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Indeed, even with that a lot can be done in the darkroom, but not so much that it can fix a greyed out shot.
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It's nice, great angle, but I think it would have looked even better in color.
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Maybe, but then the film wasn't made for color.
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Adding a black and white effect has made this even more beautiful ^^
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That's no affect. Purely done with b&w film and a medium format camera. Also hand printed. It's so much fun to do photography the old-fashioned way.
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