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Photo of the day by Jozef Hipp
By Eric on February 26, 2014
Lens: Bettie XL
Film: US1776
Flash: off
"This picture was taken in a lovely hotel in London. Back then I was fascinated by light and silhouettes. I wanted to create a striking and moody portrait without revealing the face of the subject. I like to pair Bettie XL with black and white films because I love the random patterns of light leaks and lint particles without the over the top colors Bettie can produce."
Jozef Hipp
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