Water Droplets – Tucson 1983
Water Droplets – Tucson 1983
Wherever my father called home became a botanic garden…even when living in the Sonoran desert jungle.
Copyright 2014 O. Bisogno Scotti, All Rights Reserved.
Minolta SR-T 101 SLR, Vivitar Series 1 70-210 zoom macro, exposure not recorded, Kodachrome 25 Professional color transparency film, Velbon tripod, Plustek OpticFilm 7600i Ai film scanner, LaserSoft Imaging SilverFast 8 scanner software.
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kelzbelzphotography. Nice to meet you. Thanks for visiting Blog-Bisogno.com, and liking my image “Water Droplets – Tucson 1983”.
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joshi. Thanks for liking “Water Droplets – Tucson 1983″.
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Hi Andrea. I’m glad you liked my image “Water Droplets – Tucson 1983″.
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Violet’s Veg*n e-comics. Thanks for visiting Blog-Bisogno.com, and I’m glad you like my image “Water Droplets – Tucson 1983″.
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Hey mathew992. Thanks for liking this image captured on Kodachrome 25. That was my favorite film until Kodak stopped making it. In fact that might be the primary factor for my switch to digital.
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Crazy Artist. Thanks for liking “Water Droplets – Tucson 1983″ taken so long ago on Kodachrome 25 transparency film.
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Hey rabirius Thank you for stopping by, and liking my image “Water Droplets – Tucson 1983″.
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MARKOVICH ARTS. Thanks for liking my image “Water Droplets – Tucson 1983”.
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UGH! REFRESHING!!!!
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As an artist, I understand that art is subjective.
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Hi Leanne. Thank you for liking my image. I value your input.
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cartoonmick. Thanks for visiting Blog-Bisogno.com, and liking my image.
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aoteamedia. Thanks for dropping by and liking “Water Droplets – Tucson 1983″.
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What a stunning image, the colour, the sharpness, the freshness, the droplets look alive and ready to drop off of the needles
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Thank you nature’s Child. The color of this photograph makes for a happy neurotransmitter cocktail in my brain. Hopefully it has the same effect on other viewers as well.
It was captured with a Vivitar Series 1 70-210 zoom macro. That’s where the sharpness and color come from. In its price range, the Vivitar was probably the best zoom macro ever manufactured. I loved that lens. If it had a Nikon mount, I’d probably still be using it today.
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Hey Marcus. Thanks for liking “Water Droplets – Tucson 1983″. I really enjoy posting images from the film days.
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Hi Nichole. I always appreciate it when someone likes one of my captures on Kodachrome. Thanks!
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nixonphoto. Thank you for liking “Water Droplets – Tucson 1983″, a print from Kodachrome 25.
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vanerpaddel. Thanks for liking this image captured many years ago. It brings back fond memories for the discipline of exposing transparency film.
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michael ehrhardt. This image speaks of the color green, and its visceral, calming effect it has on all of us. This is why I followed it with a quote from colorist Eric Meola, a man who is intensely aware of such things.
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very beautiful…
this photograph reminded me of a great poem by Arthur Rimbaud “the dawn”
I embraced the summer dawn.
Nothing was stirring yet on the fronts of the palaces. The water was dead.
The crowds of shadows had not yet left the woodland road.
I walked, waking vivid warm breaths, and the precious stones looked up, and wings rose without sound.
The first adventure, on the path already full of cool pale gleams, was a flower that told me its name.
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I’m glad you like it. I wish I was as well read as you naughtyscarlett. I hope my humble image does this beautiful poem justice.
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rickbraveheart. Thanks for liking this image taken with my all-time favorite color transparency film Kodachrome 25.
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