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Which Board? => Main Forum => : Francois April 03, 2012, 03:34:34 PM
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SILVER & LIGHT (http://vimeo.com/39578584)
Enjoy :)
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thanks for the link Francois - and for those who haven't watched this - make sure you select the HD version and view it full screen. It is quite something!
That lens alone must have cost a ridiculous amount, let alone all the consumables etc.
WOW!
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Thanks. I love it.
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stunning work!
This is one of the best video's I've seen in a long time!
I loved it!
thanks!
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Excellent! thanks for posting Francois
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Too cool.
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Absolutely fantastic!
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Damn!
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Amazing video... :o thanks Francois for sharing this!
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You're all very welcome.
When I saw it, it struck something in me so I thought it was well worth sharing.
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that was incredible...Thank ou for sharing!
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Wow... Just jaw dropping.
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Wow. Good on him. My mind boggles as to how much he must spend on his silver though! Thanks very much for posting that...although now my teeny tiny 4x5 tintypes seem more than inadequate ;-)
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he's got some guts doing all that. but I can't even imagine how awarding it would feel doing al that.
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Wonderful video!
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Incredible! Thanks for sharing this! I really enjoyed seeing someone so passionate and committed to their art.
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Stunning - the commitment and the images - an inspiring video
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This is a beaut', Francois!!!
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Ever since watching it, I've been obsessing over ways to do such large formats on the cheap. Something really hard since I want to avoid expensive silver based processes. Sadly, I don't think there is any easy way to avoid it.
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I know this is an old thread, but.....
Ian has been here in Vancouver, Canada for about a month now and is about to leave. He was in town doing a few talks and a couple of workshops, that I sadly missed out on, as they filled up fast.
However for the past two weeks, while here he has been out and around town shooting. I spend a good part of one day driving around town looking for him and the truck but didn't find him. However, a couple of days later I did, and over the past week and a half I managed to go out 3 times to watch him shoot. I managed to get a look inside the truck and see a number of plates being made. They are stunning to see.
To top it all off he is a great guy (along with his crew of people working with him) and really easy to talk to. Happy to answer question, chat between shots and open to peoples opinion and thoughts. great guy!
If you get a chance to see him work you should.
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Just watched for the second time. Outstanding!
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Quite something, and to think we complain over the price rises on regular film, he burns $500 on every single shot