3/11/2004 7:27:19 AM

Thanks so much, Amy. The film is actually APX100, which is pretty fine grain, but if I scan it through with my film scanner and adjust the contrast and levels accordingly it gives this grainy effect. It actually highlights the actual grain, so I prefer to do it this way than to "add noise."

3/11/2004 1:10:45 PM

wow, I am so glad your photo came in digital darkroom!!! Me too LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this and it is a WINNER on my book, I think on betterphoto´s book it will also be....
The light on her face is amazing, and makes a kind of fragile look!! Terrific photo, one of those photos i´ll remember for a while!
Cheers from Portugal, Su

3/18/2004 12:12:43 AM

I like the light that you used I in this photo and the antique effect is really dreamy!

4/24/2004 12:57:01 PM

Thanks everyone....I used the grainy sepia look because this little girl has an old fashioned look to her and thought it would suit, I'm glad you like it.

4/24/2004 5:31:11 PM

You know, I still really love this picture. I am glad that you shared it with everyone!

4/24/2004 6:36:44 PM

Thanks everyone!!!

4/24/2004 8:44:32 PM

So Beautiful

5/6/2004 8:37:57 AM

Really enjoyed this!

5/9/2004 9:57:48 PM

6/18/2004 12:01:12 PM

Wonderful shot!
Too bad Agfa APX 100 film is no longer being made.
I too loved shooting this film on my Pentax PZ1P.
Cheers!
GR

1/31/2006 5:25:33 PM

I think this is a wonderful shot. Did you take multiple exposures? If so you could show more contrast in the hair in front of the face which would be really nice. Either that or you can dodge and burn in photoshop.

10/20/2006 1:44:03 PM

nice capture I like it a lot...by the way if you have time pass by my gallery and check my photos there...

5/8/2007 5:43:25 PM