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The Cyclist -1945

Posted by Kelvin Jouhar on January 6, 2011 at 18:44
Exhibited at The London Salon."Leica camera with 3.5 cm Elmar lens at f/9 with a yellow filter to emphasise the blue sky. An exposure of 1/60 sec on Panatomic-X developed in Microdol produced a well-grained negative"
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  • Massot Gilles May 25, 2011 1:28
    ok got the picture. Your grand father had a great eye for sure!
  • Kelvin Jouhar May 24, 2011 19:40
    Massot - Thank you for your comment - my name is Kelvin. The photograph was taken by my grandfather in 1945.
  • Massot Gilles May 24, 2011 2:21
    Hi Michael, interesting shots indeed, but I am not too sure to understand the origin. Looking at your photograph on your profile you would seem far too young to have produce that image in 1945! Unless you went for serious plastic!!!
  • Kelvin Jouhar January 8, 2011 13:00
    Thanks Michael - I appreciate the comment - it has come out well considering I scanned an 8 x 10 test print which is over 60 years old !! 
  • Michael Wong January 8, 2011 12:19
    As a keen cyclist, it's a great composition and effective use of the spokes! Exposure and tonality spot-on. Like your other photos you posted too.
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