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this is my granddad. he talks a lot. but i like him lots nonetheless.

southend, england.

hasselblad 501cm
16mm extension tube (this thing is great)
tri-x 400
Daily Deviation, 2008-06-17

Daily Deviationgeorge by *osquibb I love honest, unabashed portraits such as this one. Unposed portraits of loved ones in personal moments are the ones that often ring the truest. (Featured by `rhapsouldize)

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That is such an awesome shot!
Great one , the expression , the light, the focousing , i realy love all the composition

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Just imagine .... its cheap !
Really wonderfull... you just keep getting better.
He totally looks like an old British dude too... :)

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I haven't seen this world before...
But I'm excused I'm a butterfly.
Love me, love me on the leaves before we say goodbye
awesome photo...
16mm extension tube (this thing is great)

yeah! apparently! I want one! Are you attaching it to a 80mm???

Great posts with the ET. :clap:

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sublimeone
thankss (:

yea he's pretty british, you should hear him ramble on about how amazing the british navy is unlike the crazy yanks.. :P

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do this --> :)
thanks so much (:

yea i'm attaching it to an 80mm. there are plenty of other extension tubes available but i've found the 16mm is really nice for most portraiture.

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do this --> :)
Haha, I accidently put him in my collection 'animals', I hope he doesn't feel offended. :D

Great picture, I have no complaints at all. :)
it looks like you can get pretty close.. how close exactly? and that pic of your grandpa, shot at f/2.8?

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sublimeone
you know i can't quite remember, i did shot pretty wide open though so either 2.8 or 3.2. and with this shot, i'd say i was almost as close as possible with the 16mm et

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do this --> :)

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