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Exposure deatails unknown. Developed in Rodinal.Some afterwork in Photoshop

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This is a wonderful photo, and seems very reminiscent of a bygone era when all men wore hats (though no one here does), and black and white was king. Really nice shot!
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Wait. Are you poeple sure that this is real? This is such a manipulated image that I am laughing out so loud that you are all tricked. There is no way possible that the forground has a 3 foot focus range then falls off the map at 3.2 ft? The guy in the background is in focus, and the car that is 10 more feet from him is so blurry that this makes no sense. I'd bne willing to bet my life that this was manipulated, or at least 2 negatives!
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Daniel Merk,

 

There exists this thing called photoshop . . . with which one can blur the background and create what looks to ba a shallow depth of field, just to bring you up to date on things.

 

To the photographer, this is an awesome shot; great catch.

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Thanks for bringing me up to date on technology. Since I have never used a computer, I would not know how to manipulate photos the way you people do in the new millennium. I appreciate your honesty.

 

All along I have been doing things the old fashioned way; using on lens filters, knowing how to use my depth of field when taking an image, and using a light meter when taking pictures with film. I better get into digital, looks amazing that you can create sloppy craft with a click of a mouse. Cool! :)

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oh my what a freaky family! they look they have stepped out of a nerdy tv-series from the 50s. it is absolutely timeless - how do you manage to find such people? i love everything about it
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I have a friend from England, and yes, I do see how they would be so eccentric as to actually go out in public looking like this. >grin
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