Roast Beast
Closeup of my Christmas feast. The extreme shallow depth of field at this aperature made it difficult to get the focus exactly right. Zenit EM camera with 35mm Kodachrome (K-14) film processed by Dwayne's Photo 1/25/2011. One of the last Kodochrome rolls EVER developed in history! Scanned with my Epson V700 and Digitaliza mask.
Taken by mylatehope with a Zenit EM loaded with Kodak Kodachrome film in Cranston, RI, United States. These tags describe this photo: roast beast, christmas feast, christmas dinner, christmas, meat, color slide, digitaliza, digital liza, zenit, zenit e, zenit em, expired, film, last rolls, paul simon, discontinued, dwaynes, k-14, k14, kodachrome, slide, slide film, and kodak. Date: 2010-12-01. Time: Noon. This photo can also be found in the album Last Kodachrome Christmas.
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3 comments
pangmark
i like the juice/blood oozing out the bottom
herbert-4
We are all predators, here!
xxxanderrr
hehe, I know what you mean with the depth of field.. it looks great though and has some nice bokeh :)
the DoF also lets you focus on the REAL stuff - the crusty yummy piece ;))