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Taken by vicuna with a Lubitel 166+ (available in our Online Shop) loaded with Lomography Earl Grey (120, 100 iso) film in Raiatea, French Polynesia. These tags describe this photo: tattoo, tribal, hand, art, artwork, artist, tattooist, back, body, skin, tree, tschossi, christina, bw, black and white, and home processed. Date: 2012-04-19. Time: Morning. This photo can also be found in the album TATTOO [part 3 - Lubitel].
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4 comments
lily-bird
Awesome :)
vicuna
thanks @lily-bird :)
simon-hedge
Looks like there wasn't much light. You did well getting such good shots out of a Lubitel!
vicuna
@simon-hedge: you're right, there wasn't much light, and I shot the Earl Grey 100 with an aperture of f:4.5 and speed of 1/15s...