frank theriault wrote:
On Thu, Sep 25, 2008 at 9:25 PM, Cesar Matamoros II
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I guess it was inevitable. It is still sad to accept it.
I started in photography, formally, in 1983. Beginning with my first 35mm
camera I devoured all things photSographic.
At a time I shot both print and slide film. The slide film was for me, the
print film to show friends and family. I tried to shoot slow film and
Kodachrome. Eventually it became too much of a hassle to send out the film
to develop. They even ended up sending me a roll that was not even mine.
That was the last straw.
Though my slides are 'archived' since my stay in Baltimore, I may have to
bring them out to find my last use of Kodachrome. I am almost positive that
the should would have been taken with an LX :-)
Hmmm, maybe I should push a roll through one of my LXen.
Thinking about finishing a roll of Ektachrome in my 67 this weekend,
Where does the snakeskin come into all this?
;-)
How's it going, Cesar? Haven't seen you around these parts for a while!
cheers,
frank
Hi Frank,
I know I have been too quiet. A lot has been going on to keep me busy -
I have not even been shooting :-(
Let's see, the snakeskin would come into play quite readily. Being that
I have a small sample of them I can go traditional or not on these.
Trying out some film that may have gone through temperature extremes, I
was shooting my back yard vista yesterday. I had the 645n (165 print),
the *ist D, and the 67 (100 slide) side by side shooting the scene.
Curious to see how the shots will turn out.
I will peek in from time to time,
César
Panama City, Florida
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