Darktable Negative Inversion

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We took a trip to Italy recently and I brought along my Ricoh XR-7 and ten rolls of film. During the trip, I ended up shooting eight and a half rolls (three color, five black and white). At home, I had three rolls of color film I was holding off on developing until after the […]

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Zenobia Camera Test

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Picked up a small 120 folder for cheap at a thrift store and put a roll of Kentmere Pan 400 through it to see if the 75-year-old camera could hold its own against my fleet of cameras.

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Thirty-seven didn’t turn out to be the year I expected it to be, in some ways that was good and in some ways that was very much not good. Leading off with the bad because it really felt like a dark cloud over the year, work drove me to some dark places. For me, I […]

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Photographing a Lunar Eclipse on 35mm Film

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If you were to ask my wife why I do all of the hard things I do, she’ll tell you that it is because I can. And she isn’t wrong. I genuinely love to find out about something new, or old that I should be able to do and then spend days and weeks researching […]

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Six sixes. Four nines. Three twelves. Two eighteens. One thirty-six. The past year started out with my baby girl turning one. It’s hard to think she’s approaching two so quickly now. We threw her a big bash to ring in the whole year. Two months later she started walking and has been getting fast and […]

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Burn it like a wildfire


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Thank you Gillette and Google for that very informative advertisement. EDIT Here is the link to the video if you want to watch it: How To Shave Your Groin – Shaving Tips From Gillette

June 14, 2009

To be afraid


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Natural isn’t always best for animals, either. It’s filled with hunger, frustration, exhaustion, weariness, dilapidation, trouble, and death. My professor once recounted a conversation she had with a philosophy student about wild animals. The student said, “There’s a fire in the eyes of a wild mustang that you don’t see in a tamed horse!”, to […]

June 11, 2009

Running to death


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This past weekend I went home for a wedding. It went well. On Sunday, I spent my time working on the Kawasaki. My goal was to get it started to see what I had to work on. This was difficult seeing as how I didn’t have a battery or a key. I bought a battery. […]

June 10, 2009

Safety dance


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I was going to do a full blog post tonight detailing my weekend, but I hung out with a friend instead. I would, however, like to inform you that you should go and dig through trash at 12:30 at night. I came home this evening with a safe (key and pass code included) and it […]

June 9, 2009

Cafe racer


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Most of my life I claim to be a saver. I put money away and I try not to think about it in hopes that it will be there when I need it for something. Then, when I found something that I felt I could not live without, I would have the money to buy […]

May 28, 2009

Steamer


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I HAD THE WEIRDEST DREAM LAST NIGHT. i remember is being at somebody’s house in europe (i’ve never been to europe but it looked a lot like the my grandmother’s town in wisconsin) and i ruined my relationship with a boy i was apparently with by leaving through the back door, going swimming in a […]

May 24, 2009

I will take a case


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DJSone I got breast implants for sale…who need a pair? http://twitgoo.com/6cyd You know it is a good site when this appears the first time you visit it.

May 21, 2009

No dad necessary


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I gave you life, I can take it away. –My mom Happy Mother’s Day mom! As my mom so eloquently pointed out, I wouldn’t be here without her. I am assuming the same is true for you. That being said, show some respect and tell her how much you appreciate her.

May 10, 2009