Making photography simple. No, really. Most people will have never even been in a darkroom and processed their own negatives and prints. This might look tricky but it's a synch compared to what enthusiasts and professionals used to do. I don't really miss the chemical smells...
WPP 2015 - Week 31 - Technology
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I remember Dark Room Days... Which was why I eventually gave them to the Kodak Processor stores. ;-)
ReplyDeleteMy husband is looking forward to getting back into Darkroom Days when we have the space to do so. He likes that kinda thing.
ReplyDeleteWhat is what, Jenn Mitchell?
ReplyDeleteWhat a fine idea for the theme. I well remember the days of FP4 and HP5 - I agree : I don't miss the smells.
ReplyDeleteAlicia Smith Jenn Mitchell
ReplyDeleteI think they are asking for a bit of clarification on the picture. "What's it showing..."
Um, let's see, there's Rob Masters tripod, there's his Samsung NX300, which he's got linked up to his Nexus 6 in some sort of funky way doing goodness knows what, and his Youtube jumper I guess.
ReplyDeleteAh...
ReplyDeletethe way you were talking I though he was holding a sort of pocket sized glossy photo printer..
I'm pretty sure that's Jenn Mitchell s misunderstanding too.
Yeah, I wasn't understanding the darkroom reference.
ReplyDeletegah, that's so nerdy I love it.
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