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Three Roses

© John H. Siskin

Three Roses

Uploaded: October 05, 2006

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Mary L. Lemley February 28, 2008

Hi, John....I've been reading your articles on lighting. This is a very nice shot. I just got a digitalSLR and I still like film though!!! Thanks so much for sharing the article on strobes and also your beautiful exposures!!!
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John H. Siskin February 29, 2008

Hi Mary,
Thanks for your comments about this shot. I made this image a few years ago with 4X5 film. The really fun thing about this image was the lens: it was made with a hand assembled soft focus lens. I used to work with these all the time; they gave a unique view of the world. Check this out for more information: www.siskinphoto.com/magazine1a.html. Thanks, John
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Mary L. Lemley February 29, 2008

Thank you John, need all the help I can get. I made a long exp. with my film camera in the dark painting with a flashlight and was really surprised and liked the outcome. Also LOVE soft focus!!! MaryLL. #5574596

John H. Siskin February 29, 2008

Hi Mary,
I still have a number of specialized tools for light painting. Among the best was the Kodak Slide Projector. Check out this article: www.siskinphoto.com/magazine2a.html. Projectors are an excellent way of controlling light!
Thanks, John
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