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Silhouette

© John P. Sandstedt

Silhouette

Uploaded: May 19, 2016 | Entered: May 19, 2016 07:01:34

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The Canon EOS 620 was one of the manufacturer's first cameras offering auto-bracketting. It became obsolete after one month because of the circuitous procedure one had to follow to take the series of images that was blasted by the critics. But, it launched a great following that led to HDR.

This was the final [over-exposed] image in my first attempt at AB, made with my favorite lens ever, a Vivitar Series 1: 28-90 mm zoom lens. Exposure data unknown except for ISO; I standardized on ISO 400 film.

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Harvey A. Ravitch May 25, 2016

I love the texture,cmood &.Composition!
Well Captured! #1658956

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