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Medieval dragons are not out of place in the imagination of children. The back side of the dragon on the roof of the Providence Children's Museum. I like how the blues stayed blue, the red was oversaturated, and the contrast was increased in this XPRO. The Diana created a soft light leak on the top of the tail and some slight vignetting.
Created using my girlfriend's Diana camera with Fuji Velvia 100F slide film cross processed with C-41. Photo scanned with an HP Scanjet 4890. No digital manipulation used!
11 responses
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Nicole Gesmondi said (18 Jul 2007):
"What did this photo inspire in you?" Hmmm, that the Diana can take good photo's minus the light leaks! I like the border you put on these too.
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Jim Robertson said (19 Jul 2007):
I've not heard of Diana. I guess I'll google it to see what I can find. Great shot.
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Amy Gieske said (19 Jul 2007):
I just now saw your link on the comment you left. This is really cool! Love the colors and composition!
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Paul Lavallee added a link (20 Jul 2007):
for more info on the Diana camera, click here! (en.wikipedia.org)
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Lou McGill said (21 Jul 2007):
Love this - I have a few holga's and my trusty lomo lc-a...
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Alexis Gerard gave props (27 Aug 2007):
Very cool and mysterious image
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Tanner Volz said (23 Sep 2007):
What a weird impression this one makes, almost seems like the "one of these things..." was created just for it.
Ahh... the Velvia. Lovely, especially through the Diana. Need to find one some day... -
Paul Lavallee said (24 Sep 2007):
UPDATE: you can purchase a newly re-released Diana camera at shop.lomography.com . It's a Diana+ and it's not quite as cool as the original (which you can still find on eBay), but I ordered one and you should order one too!
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Charlie Howe gave props (18 Mar 2008):
Amazing perspective and compostion!
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lacey gadwill gave props (25 Jun 2008):
great use of color!
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Sarah♥ Littlefield said (29 Jun 2009):
A mermaid tail?
