After the Gold Rush website was down on Tuesday, I got Greg to remote desktop in to a machine in Oregon to print out an order form on Wednesday. Long story short, after Jeff + I finished the bottle of…
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Month: January 2009
Photo featured in Tundra Drums
A photo I took of Bogus Creek 150 starter Sam Crow over the K300 weekend has been featured in The Tundra Drums newspaper 🙂 Even though my name was spelt wrong, I’m still pretty excited to get something printed on…
Tagged with: alaska newspapers, bogus creek 150, dog sled, k300, kuskokwim 300, mushing, photos, published photographer, tundra drums
First developed + scanned 35mm photos
My Canoscan 8800F finally made it through the mail system yesterday 🙂 As I had quite a bit of studying to do last night for my VCP exam earlier today, I didn’t get much chance to play, and have then…
Tagged with: 35mm, bogus creek 150, canoscan 8800f, developing, iphone dev, kuskokwim 300, mushing, olympus om-1, party, phoenix learning, photography, richard james, scanning, sled dog, slr
VCP in VI3
After hanging around for 45 minutes this morning whilst the ‘test center’ got ready (read – a corner in the college library, was not impressed), I finally got to sit the VCP exam and passed with a score of 83…
Developing K300 weekend photos
As part of my ongoing attempt to avoid studying for my VCP exam on Wednesday (actually, I’ve covered 8 of the 11 modules and have a 2-hour revision session via telephone tomorrow), I finished off the last few frames of…
Tagged with: 35mm, akiak dash, anchorage, bogus creek 150, developing, dog sled, film, iditarod, k300, kuskokwim 300, photos, slr, spring break
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