psreilly
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So i'm asking a lot here, but can someone explain what photographer David Bellemere uses as his filter? I've been trying to figure this out for quite a while. At first I thought maybe, vaseline on a cheap filter, maybe even plastic over the lens. None of those seemed right when I tested them out though
I have a video here and at :37 and :53 seconds you'll see him holding what almost looks like glass. Also at the end of the video at 1:08 it looks like one his lenses has something smeared all over it, maybe vaseline?. I know i'm treating this like the Zapruder film, but i've been searching for answers to his methods for awhile
I'll attach a link to the photo he got from that shoot along with the video itself on youtube. Any idea on what it could be, or is it maybe just a shard of glass after all? Thanks for the help in advance
http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-WoUIbJBZt...+Pouliot+Vogue+Thailand+February+2013-002.PNG
I have a video here and at :37 and :53 seconds you'll see him holding what almost looks like glass. Also at the end of the video at 1:08 it looks like one his lenses has something smeared all over it, maybe vaseline?. I know i'm treating this like the Zapruder film, but i've been searching for answers to his methods for awhile
I'll attach a link to the photo he got from that shoot along with the video itself on youtube. Any idea on what it could be, or is it maybe just a shard of glass after all? Thanks for the help in advance
http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-WoUIbJBZt...+Pouliot+Vogue+Thailand+February+2013-002.PNG
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