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ParticipantWith the neww CSS at fark I can’t tell after submitting whether I envotinated or not. Argh!
Can someone check for me?
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ParticipantI’m in central Indiana, it’s just a litte windy here.
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ParticipantAhh, crap. I replaced it.
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ParticipantSorry folks, I was in West By God No Internet Virginia last night and today. Just got home. Looks like everything got sorted out, but I think I specically disallowed people dressed as animals somewhere, but I’m too burned to go find it.
Thanks for participating, folks!
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ParticipantHmm, I’m assuming you don’t have an evil twin
I’ve actually met El’s evil photography twin.
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ParticipantDamn, late to my own contest!
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ParticipantCropping is allowed to get the effect.
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Participant+5!
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ParticipantI refuse to fly until they do away with the TSA. Fark them.
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ParticipantI hate it when you impact the grou. It’s so messy to clean up.
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ParticipantI was actually in Connecticut during the storms 🙂
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ParticipantSo, in the world of farktography, scanning as a means of turning film into ones and zeroes is absolutely kosher. Dititization by means of a slide duplicating rig attached to your DSLR has been mentioned as kosher, though AFAIK, never been used.
I’ve done that lots of times… a number of my entries have been slides or negatives that I duped in a DSLR copy rig.
i.e. this is a Tri-X neg copied with my D50 and a cheapo slide copy rig. Reverse the light/dark values in Photoshop, and Voila!

In fact, this entire Flickr set is copied negs and slides:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/pjern/sets/72157603456291523/, as is this one:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/pjern/sets/72157594487859396/January 25, 2012 at 5:58 am in reply to: Famous photographers posing with their most iconic photo #44266SilverStag
ParticipantPlama, I’d pick the second of your shots.
orionid‘s shot of kes in the red coat strikes me as memorable (Color popping naturally)
loki, it’s gotta be the lightwriting shot.January 24, 2012 at 5:41 am in reply to: Famous photographers posing with their most iconic photo #44257SilverStag
ParticipantIn other news, Silverstag, I think this one should be yours:
Yes, I like that one a lot.
Come on guys, let’s see your choices!
January 23, 2012 at 11:22 pm in reply to: Famous photographers posing with their most iconic photo #44253SilverStag
ParticipantI’m glad to see this get some traction!
It comes down to the picking. If we choose personal favorites, that’s easier (although I’d have a hard time pickin from all my chilluns :), but I’d like to see a way to upvote/select others’ work.
How about the Farktographer picks three from their portfolio and posts them, the community then picks the final one?
Let’s try it:
A)

Union Station, Indianapolis by pjern, on FlickrB)

FreakOut! by pjern, on FlickrC)

Mother and Daughter by pjern, on FlickrI don’t know. I picked my favorites of my contest winners, but I could make an argument for me liking many of my shots that gathered a top-ten placement.
So which would you pick of the three, or alternatively, off my bibliostats page?
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