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Sigma BlackAfter a long day of working and being a journo as well as dealing with the temptation of having a new lens and not being able to use it (even though I had my camera with me), I came back and took some self-portraits with my new Sigma 30 1.4...
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Contributor for fine magazines such as PC Authority and Popular Science.
great mood man
excellent work the hat looks really cool too Wendell Levi Teodoro
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third shot seriously makes u look even more evil than hugo weaving
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Come follow the rabbit hole...
Are you saying I look like Megatron? Producer & Editor @ GadgetGuy.com.au
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That's what a lithographic process is like.
Sorry. I didn't mention it. I'm experimenting with some lithographic tweaking. Producer & Editor @ GadgetGuy.com.au
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Way too dark for me Leigh - too much lost detail
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i really like these, something different. very moody and brooding.
... you look like a mafia king pin or something!!! i should take a self portrait of myself... i have no front tooth at the moment, in the middle of a tooth implant operation... bahahaha body: nikon d200, d70s, f4s, f601.
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Please explain ![]() Chris
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Dig the hat, and the last is freaky cool.
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Umm... okay... I'm modifying my Agfa presets to run through a Lith process that isn't too strong so it resembles the sort of contrast and tone I used to work with in the darkroom but has a lithographic look instead. I never did liths in Uni as that's something people rarely do these days but the presets I've made for one of the filters emulate my process in the darkroom and usually give me the similar darkness, tonality, and grain that I would go for in my silver gelatin prints. Can you tell I like black & white? Producer & Editor @ GadgetGuy.com.au
Contributor for fine magazines such as PC Authority and Popular Science.
Thanks ![]() Chris
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