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This was a very public area so you can imagine the looks received while shooting this.

Camera: Nikon N5005
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~Moon-twine May 18, 2010
wow, impact! its tempting to imagine that this is what the human subconscious might secretly look like, machination and masquerade incarnate. :winner:
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~Art-in-Murder May 21, 2010  Hobbyist General Artist
Yay someone who looks at this as more than just a "cool" image. I'll admit some of my art is for mere aesthetics, but I was hoping people would find some of it to be thought provoking as well. Your comment is greatly appreciated.
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~steamed-pepsi Apr 13, 2010
wow! very pretty! love it! :P
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~Art-in-Murder Apr 13, 2010  Hobbyist General Artist
Thank you very much! I appreciate it.
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~thefarthestshore Apr 11, 2010
Haha, Nice, what the hell are the gears to?
It's a cool shot.
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~Art-in-Murder Apr 11, 2010  Hobbyist General Artist
The gears are part of some railroad equipment that's part of an outside display at a museum. What contraption it goes to exactly I don't know but there's lots of cool stuff there. I would like to reprint this with a sepia toner at some point.
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~thefarthestshore Apr 12, 2010
nice. If you're printing it yourself you should also do a cut out shape and move it around a little while exposing to get that oval fade out or whatever. That would definitely make it extra cool with the sepia.
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~Art-in-Murder Apr 13, 2010  Hobbyist General Artist
I think the process your talking about is burning. It will be quite a while before I have access to a darkroom again, but when I do I think that will be a great effect for the shot. Thanks for the idea.
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~thefarthestshore Apr 13, 2010
Dodging actually, because the goal is to lighten the area around the center rather than darken it. But yes, thanks, I had forgotten the words. heh heh.

Yeah it's easy to take the darkroom for granted then realize how much it sucks not to have it later. I currently have access to one and I know I"m going to regret it if I don't make some use of it soon.
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~Art-in-Murder Apr 13, 2010  Hobbyist General Artist
Ahh yes. I've always mixed those two up, and will probably continue to do so for a while lol. Amazing things come out of darkroom, probably because of all the waiting one does while creating a print, there's a lot of time to consider what you could do with your next photo. There were student from 2 classes (sometimes 3) using it at the same time so I was always so rushed. I want to set up my own to use at my leisure and so friends can develop if they want, but I'm in an apartment so I don't see that happening quite yet, but yes do make use of the darkroom they are becoming more rare.
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