Was this b/w film - (if so, which film)...or did you convert in post?
No this was film, if memory serves it was Kodak 3200 film. Hard to get anymore as an individual roll. Great film. I'll post this at some point, but here it is in my response if you want another example of the film in very low light: (this is just natural light)
Very cool shot, gvf. I even like the light on the left side of the frame. I often find it sad that a blemish like that one is grounds to toss a digital image in the trash by nearly everyone. To me it says that you were a part of the rush and not just documenting it; I like that.
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Was this b/w film - (if so, which film)...or did you convert in post?
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No this was film, if memory serves it was Kodak 3200 film. Hard to get anymore as an individual roll. Great film. I'll post this at some point, but here it is in my response if you want another example of the film in very low light: (this is just natural light)
Yes, that's exactly it - the scene created it own best style for the shot, by capturing the photographer.