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The hands of ~annyo crocheting away, taken sometime late last year I think. Or early this year.Nikon FM2 + Fujicolor Super HG 1600 ISO (very kindly donated by the snawesome =DalaiHarma ), expired in 1998 (scan from print). Yes, very grainy. But it's film
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da, ona kryuchkom vyazhit mnogo raznikh zaychikov
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film grain looks amazing and i really like the close up and tones!
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Thanks so much
Glad you enjoy the photo
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A real and great camera!! and between it, you and the film...oh and subject..it rendered a beautiful image.!
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Thank you so much for the nice words
I'm glad you like this!
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i've been meaning to take up crocheting, my grandma even gave me a book on it hehehe i'm so lazy
this is lovely by the way
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i'd be happy to give u a lesson if u want, i'm not doin that much at the moment 
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ooh that sounds wonderful!
i actually have holidays coming up in a few weeks ...
by the way, your icon is so familiar, it reminds me of 4 bonjours parties!
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haha, ye, i stole it from them,
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Crocheting looks cool. I wish I was useful with thread!
Thank you
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the lovely dots of colour in the blacks and grey's, with the warm grain remind me of post impressionism/pointillism. especially on the left hand.
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You always see things I don't in my pictures - it's really cool to have that different point of view. I never would have picked post impressionism/pointillism in this, probably because I only see this from the point of view of just photography.
So thank you!
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i love film grain! digital noise is yuck, but film grain is yum
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I can't say I loooove film grain, but I definitely prefer it to noise!
Film grain is growing on me though
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well, i wouldn't want all photos to be grainy, there's a time and a place for grain. but yes, it's so much nicer than digital noise.
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Yeah, exactly
Also, I'm a fan of 100/125 ISO films and such... I've even got a b&w roll of 25 ISO that I'm saving for a nice portrait shoot. So yeah, I'm not too used to film grain, but as I said before, I'm starting to like it more, and particularly in b&w film
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blimey! 25 iso?! now that's low. i tend to shoot 35mm at about 200 for colour or 400 for b/w.
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Yeah, I know! It also expired about 14 years ago. It's called Agfapan APX 25 - =DalaiHarma donated it to me (along with a whole bunch of other films to test out). I tend to shoot b&w at 100, 125 or 200, occasionally 400. Colour so far I've shot at 100, 160, 200, 400, and most recently 1600 - but I'm not too picky with colour films (yet). I'm actually pretty keen to experiment with different ISO in colour, probably because you really see the differences with colour film (and not just in grain), much more than in b&w.
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well, if you ever get round to shooting that 25 iso i'll keep an eye out if you upload any!
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Ooh I shall, when I have some free time from all this uni work
I'm quite excited about this film
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thanks so much - glad you like it
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