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Farms like this one are spread over hills in County Cork, Ireland. This one was the only black shape above fog that morning.
It’s the shape that attracts me. Shaped like a wave. It is smooth and straight in the midst of messy grass and isolated because of the fog.
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“If you look the right way, you can see that the whole world is a garden.”
– Frances Hodgson Burnett
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My exploration of Fujifilm grain ended up in exploration of Irish landscape in a new way. Aesthetically, grain goes very well with fogy, misty Irish mornings. See it for your selfs.
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I didn’t play with jpg’s, different set up’s and film simulations, inside my Fuji XT3, as I always used raw. This morning I was browsing through Youtube (during my coffee wake-me-up-hour) and found a video from a guy named Dan Baily and his “Creating custom looks”, so I decided to give it a try. What I created just walking around my neighbourhood I find really amazing! I am hooked. Fujifilm I love what you did with film simulation. It’s like real deal, or even better. There is no digital ugliness, but true grain and I love grain.
Let me show you what I mean. Here are few examples from today (and it’s not a nice day for shooting wild flowers, with strong gusts of wind).
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