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I get you on that, I tend to not like being uniform but can see why others might find it off putting

Thanks man been trying to stick to colour for this series

A while back i posted that i had started a short series on portraits of whisky drinkers, the first image here was an edit that i posted on that thread, the second is newer, and minimally edited, which i like. Any and all feedback welcomed 1. Scott Colour Edit by Tom Thomson Photographer, on...

Local Jessie's do them in house and can do 120 roll film too (colour neg only) if transparency or b&w they won't do those but colour neg no worries

Not the cheapest but Jessops stores can still do this if you have one local

Been playing with edits, the first image above consigned to the "reshoot better" pile and second i've went back to colour, applied a Totally Rad action that i love and then tamed it back again. Went back to 4x5 crop instead of square also, much happier and think this will be the first finalised...

Duncan_2 by Tom Thomson Photographer, on Flickr This was shot in 2009 using the Cambo SC-2 Basic (5x4) using a Rodenstock 210mm Lens and Ilford FP4, processed in Ilfosol HC and Scanned using an Epson V700 scanner.

All of the countries listed also produce whisky (Whisky is produced in many places around the world now including India Taiwan and Australia) ... whisky is produced in almost every country in the world

Not quite true ... only Ireland and USA use the E every other country in the world (including Sweden, France, Germany, New Zealand which all have Es in their name) spell it whisky (FYI I manage a whisky shop for a living)

I wouldn't disagree with any of that The first one was a last minute and very likely to be reshot in a different way

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Thanks Phil, as he's my mate I can reshoot nytime and agree with you wholeheartedly so will likely redo it soon

Nothing wrong with that :)

Thanks :) appreciated... the colour balance was thrown with a horrific mix of natural light and awful tungsten(ish) so it needed to go B&W but i think it works for it.

Thanks Peter, yeah the watch is one of those distractions I caught after this shot but couldn't get the same expression which I preferred and the glass too yup ... tattoo is whisky related so makes sense (in my head) Appreciate the wedding comments, definitely stuff to take into account...