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Sing for the cameras, sing for the animals
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chomiji. I am also unrelatedly pleased that I found my camera in a filing cabinet: it has been AWOL for years and last seems to have been used when I was in Italy, England, and Ireland in 2004. (It is not a digital camera. I got it in 1999, the first time I went to Europe; I am not a good photographer, but I am very fond of it. I wonder if I can still get it black-and-white film?) But mostly I am pointing to Not One of Us #39, which is finally available from The Genre Mall! Check it out for yourself. It is good stuff.
chomiji. I am also unrelatedly pleased that I found my camera in a filing cabinet: it has been AWOL for years and last seems to have been used when I was in Italy, England, and Ireland in 2004. (It is not a digital camera. I got it in 1999, the first time I went to Europe; I am not a good photographer, but I am very fond of it. I wonder if I can still get it black-and-white film?) But mostly I am pointing to Not One of Us #39, which is finally available from The Genre Mall! Check it out for yourself. It is good stuff.
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I shall see what I can do!
Im sure you can still get b&w, although I'd expect you'd need a proper camera shop to find it in. Do you generally shoot with it?
No. But I always wanted to experiment and see how it worked; I love black and white photographs.
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Excellent.
No. But I always wanted to experiment and see how it worked; I love black and white photographs.
It's a lot of fun. I used to shoot it fairly often with the SLR--used to run it through the point&shoot sometimes, but not as often.