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A Timeless Glance


 
 
 

Cathy M. Gromball 		 

This is so awesome Justin. How did you get the top of the image to blur out that with a focus on the child? Very cool. The sepia tones are perfect.

Cathy :)


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October 12, 2002

 

Stephanie Adams 		  Very cool indeed! Do you also have an image without the blurring? I would love to see it both ways! Great job and good luck!!


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October 12, 2002

 

Heather K. McFarland 		  Love the "feel" of this image, and the childs expression is priceless!


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October 12, 2002

 

Bill McFadden 		  Looks like infrared film to me...The sepia toning is essential to making this image work, I believe. I suspect a soft focus filter with a center "hole" allowing sharp focus was used. how close am I to the truth, Justin?


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May 26, 2019

 

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To do this I used Ilford high speed film, with vaseline on the lens. ( used a uv filter) I then Lith Printed the image w/ a European brand paper that gave it the warm tone.

glad ya guys liked it; it's my "money" shot
justin carrasquillo


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May 26, 2019

 

Charlotte English 		  Awesome photo Justin. Very creative! I love the "ghostly" feel of this image. The Sepia tones are a nice compliment. Great Job!


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May 26, 2019

 

BetterPhoto Member 		  I thought I was the only one that resorted to vaseline on the lens... LOL :) well until I started buying filters... Love the feel and technique! Great job - Care


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August 26, 2004

 
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