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Yeah, I know I'm a day late for the TtV theme. Nevertheless, I did have a fun time putting this contraption together with Nicole. She has many antique cameras that we could choose from, but we settled on a Carlton-Reflect twin lens by Allied Camera Supply Co.
One of around 600 unnamed graves at the Potters Field in Warwick, RI. I love the ghostly center of the frame and the surrounding blur.
Created using Nicole's Nikon D200 shot through a modified cereal box and then through the lens of Nicole's Carlton-Reflex camera. Nicole and I have named this set up "Kashi". No photoshopping other than the crop tool!
11 Responses
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On 3 April 2008 Nicole Gesmondi said:
A spiritual orb was sitting next to that tombstone while you were taking the shot!
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On 3 April 2008 Jeff Blucher gave props:
eerie... spectral... nice
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On 4 April 2008 Steve Wilson said:
I do like headstones. Great work.
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On 4 April 2008 Nelson Campbell gave props:
This is excellent - the anonymity of the dead enhanced by the eerie blur - !
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On 4 April 2008 Photo Girl said:
loVe it!!!!!
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On 4 April 2008 Paul Lavallee said:
we used nicole's mom's Kashi cereal box. she wasnt too pleased. i dont think that makes for the best ttv., but it was very easy to make
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On 5 April 2008 Michael Van der Tol gave props:
I do like the spherical distortion the Ttv gives the image. Nice work Paul.
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On 6 April 2008 Jodie Andrefski gave props:
great job! It has such a fantastic "otherworldly" feel to it.
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On 20 April 2008 Fabiano Coelho - Fabiz said:
fantastic Paul!!
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On 9 May 2008 Laura Hartley said:
Actually, Nicole MAY be correct - I think there ARE orbs there. I get them in photos out in our barn daily! They seem attracted to our sheep! Even our realtor got some when she photographed our place to sell!
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On 5 July 2008 Rand Blimes gave props:
Great creepy vibe.
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