Gettin' all caught up in a taste test
An' it all basically tastes like crap
I can shake my own hand, give myself a grin
I can pick my own nose and put it back in
I can squeeze the breeze, drink a bottle of lice
Smoke a pack of whiskey with Jesus Christ
I got an extension on my project, until 4:30 tomorrow. Thank god for awesome professors. I'm such a lucky kid.
By the way, I rearranged some pictures and uploaded some more.
7.5
An' it all basically tastes like crap
I can shake my own hand, give myself a grin
I can pick my own nose and put it back in
I can squeeze the breeze, drink a bottle of lice
Smoke a pack of whiskey with Jesus Christ
I got an extension on my project, until 4:30 tomorrow. Thank god for awesome professors. I'm such a lucky kid.
By the way, I rearranged some pictures and uploaded some more.
7.5
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williamj:
right now im just using the B&W film that can be processed anywhere and i usually drop it off at a 1 hour place. i got about 30 trial size rolls of it for a little over 50 cents a roll. i start a workshop next month and hopefully i will be able to learn developing and get something set up in my house.
williamj:
the workshop is free thank god. a really good local photographer is teaching it. i think its really more of a 2 day speech about the basics and equipment and depth of field and all that. its just for people that are in a local photography club that is full of pros and people just starting out. i figure it cant hurt me to go since hes one of my moms friends and she wants me to try and get a apprenticeship with him. i was going to buy an enlarger only after i learned how to develope the negatives. i tried it once but the film got burned on the top where i left it sitting out for 2 months not being wound up tight(it was a roll of 120) i have some of the scans of the negatives in my pics. i think they are on the next to last and the last row of pics. they didnt turn out to bad for a first time and for me not even checking the temp of the chemicals or anything
