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i just picked up a 645e and am looking for the exact feel for my exposures (creamy yet saturated). i would be flattered if you would share the film type/exposure procedure (i.e. incedent/photoshop/in camera/crossprocess/etc.)or if you just over exposed a bit…..to get that rad saturation.
i’ve googled a million bs varations of the 645e/color tecq, and this is the only one i’ve ever asked about.
for some reason, it’s affected me in a way that’s only worth sharing my grandother’s lousisana rice ‘n gravy recipe.
November 17th, 2005 at 10:15 pm
i like these lots.
April 15th, 2006 at 2:05 am
man, i truly dig the image.
i just picked up a 645e and am looking for the exact feel for my exposures (creamy yet saturated). i would be flattered if you would share the film type/exposure procedure (i.e. incedent/photoshop/in camera/crossprocess/etc.)or if you just over exposed a bit…..to get that rad saturation.
i’ve googled a million bs varations of the 645e/color tecq, and this is the only one i’ve ever asked about.
for some reason, it’s affected me in a way that’s only worth sharing my grandother’s lousisana rice ‘n gravy recipe.
keep it real.
td
August 11th, 2006 at 11:57 pm
lovely faint saturation here.. and her expression is ace. i love mf results.
im buying a hassy soon.
best,
January 2nd, 2008 at 8:20 pm
Our lives we have carefully constructed from watermelon sugar and then travelled to the length of our dreams, along roads lined with pines and stones.
Wherever you are, we must do the best we can. It is so far to travel, and we have nothing here to travel, except watermelon sugar.