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Uploaded: October 20, 2002 08:54:57
My First attempt using Black and white film. Comments welcome
Cathy M. Gromball October 20, 2002
Wonderful portrait Robert. Love the b&w!Cathy :) #11143
Robert J. Anderson May 26, 2019
Thanks Cathy glad you like it.Stephanie Adams May 26, 2019
I agree! This is wonderful and has emotion as well. What film did you use and did you use a filter? I just love this shot!! #18472Robert J. Anderson May 26, 2019
Hi Stephanie, thanks for the nice comments.I am fairly new to photography and I am half way through a camera techniques evening course with Glasgow college of Building and print,which I am really enjoying.So nice comments are a real boost to keep me going, Thank you.I did not use any filters with this shot, I just waited on the sun getting nice and low in the Sky and took a few shots slightly changing my aperture. The film was Ilford FP4 125 a freebie from the front of a photography magazine "I am a true Scotsman" :) P.s I looked through your Website very impressive with some great shots. I really like the one with blurred denimed leg, very well done.Stephanie Adams May 26, 2019
Very interesting Robert, and well done! Good luck! #18618Sign up for an interactive online photography course to get critiques on your photos.
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