Comments | starfishmedley: I'm going to solve your fucking sudoku SO HARD, The Guardian.

starfishmedley

I'm going to solve your fucking sudoku SO HARD, The Guardian.

Oct 09, 2008 19:49

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other_summers October 9 2008, 21:15:23 UTC

You've made me want to pull out my old vhs of Home Alone and now I'm craving pumpkin soup. Oh, and the pictures are lovely. :)

chaostheory125 October 10 2008, 00:22:46 UTC

Aw. You're all grown up and cooking for yourself! I miss the days of burnt grilled cheese.

Lovely pictures, as usual.

(Also, it is NOT just you. :-p)

_savethefall October 10 2008, 01:21:55 UTC

hey hey, those photos are pretty sweet. and self-developing is crazy fun. i was wondering, though, what kind of camera you use?

_savethefall October 10 2008, 20:48:17 UTC

(This is me commenting from another computer, I can't be bothered logging in.)

Thanks! It's a Nikon FA, but it's not ... you could do what I do with any manual SLR. With a good lens. :)

_savethefall October 10 2008, 22:00:56 UTC

Oh okay. Yeah, I've been using an Olympus Om-1, which is a manual SLR, but I've not been getting photos like that, haha. I suppose I should start searching for a new lens.

Thanks for the infos. :]:]

_savethefall October 11 2008, 16:33:59 UTC

Haha, basically what I'm saying is (in the nicest possible way!), make sure the problem isn't you, or the processing, before you go out and spend money on "better" equipment. Your lens is probably fine unless it's plastic or has no brand name or you bought it at a crazy shop for $50 or something. What's wrong with your pictures? Sharpness, resolution...? Are these prints that you've done or had processed at a shop? Or is it your scans?

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me in the 70's bangsbo October 10 2008, 15:35:24 UTC

Am I really that cheesy? Alright you don't have to answer that I know I am!

heathabear October 19 2008, 16:51:00 UTC

Heeee, your subject line made me LOL. Anyway, I just wanted to say happy birthday! I hope it's awesome. I can't see the pictures because my work is lame and blocks like every photo hosting site ever, but I'm sure they're awesome as well.

Oh man, I want my own darkroom so badly. Developing is so FUN. And EASY. And CHEAP(er)!

Seriously? I spent like $400 on photo supplies to spend the majority of the summer hyperventalating/crying in the school darkroom. Teacher from HELL, I tell you. But I suppose it could potentially be fun if you know what you're doing and aren't a spaz like me.