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This was Fuji 200 something or other.

Ah, neat. The people from the photoclub i'm in are always using 50 or 100 iso film. The lowest i ever went was 125 (for this, just regular ilford b&w), en that was in the middle of summer with blazing sun.

Mrs Gringo and me, taking a picture of an infrared picture.

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Originally posted by M:

...Fuji film with a strong blue colour...

That could describe just about any 80s or 90s Fuji consumer-grade slide and negative film. Reala; Superia; Velvia if it was slide.

Fuji was the choice for intense, slightly lurid blues and greens, while Kodak's stuff was the go-to for reds, yellows, and flesh-tones. Each company's professional line included (still do) subtler emulsions, but the drugstore films were, and to an extent still are, calibrated for maximum whack.

The distinctions are a bit blurred now, though... so I was told when I asked a similar question recently. I've never used much color.

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That one.

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Originally posted by striv:

Furi Kuri!!!!!

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Originally posted by striv:

Something about that one gets me.

prolly teh hotty, dead center.

heh

A Heron that comes to a near by park to eat gophers.

Girl's Day

Oh, sweet ever-squeaking curd of Christ in hot chicken sauce, what a pair of eyes.

Hearts will not break... they will be sawn in 'arf and used as ashtrays.

I'm with the zombie on striv's set: the suggestion of a strivvie ghost on the right hand side sets it off

I like the multilayered look of this one.

Damn, Marsh, when your people stumbled upon that vessel, they freed the End Days' Summoner, this time disguised as a turtle! I fear the worst.

Thank you guys!

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Originally posted by fuldog:

Peter Costello?

We're all storks in the grave.

But some of us eat gophers and others... well, lets just say we hunt behind dams