Yesterday I took a good few hours to go through all the 35mm photos I’ve been developing and scanning. It’s more interesting than plugging in a digital camera and downloading them as requires more work and time to bring out…
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Finally processed batch 35mm films
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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…
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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…
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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…
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K300 race weekend photos
A busy couple of days. The K300, Bogus Creek 150 and Akiak Dash all got started yesterday afternoon without problems, with the Akiak Dash finishing by around 8.30p.m and the Bogus Creek winners starting to come back at 8.30a.m this…
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