Not a photo but a project I worked on in 2013 for an art class in undergrad. I’ve always held onto it because I’m actually pretty happy with it!
todays bird

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Noah Kahan
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Not today Justin
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Monterey Bay Aquarium
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The Stonewall Inn
Sade Olutola
"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
KIROKAZE
NASA

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Doug Jones
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Not a photo but a project I worked on in 2013 for an art class in undergrad. I’ve always held onto it because I’m actually pretty happy with it!
A couple of highlights from the other roll I developed the other day. This one was taken on my trip to the Smoky Mountains last March, and features my ex-girlfriend because of that. Probably shouldn’t have taken her with me, but that’s a story for another time. I still like this photo of her, though. Just looks neat.
This roll also got slightly exposed while I was trying to load it into the developing tank, hence the ghostly haze on some of the pics.
Hey! I don’t use this blog enough! But I’m hoping to use it more. I got a scanner tonight and successfully developed two rolls of film the other day, so here’s hoping this is the beginning of a new era of photography for me!
Happy Straturday! Yes, I know it’s Tuesday.
I took my new tripod out into the street in the snow the other night!
WELL. How fitting it is that the last photo for this challenge is uploaded late (even though I took it on December 31. I’m only kind of cheating).
2018 has been a long year for a lot of reasons. But it was also a good year for a lot of reasons as well! I’m trying to work on focusing on negatives less. This challenge is something that weighed heavily on my mind at times (only when I was behind, really), but I still think it was a great experience. Even if all the photos aren’t ~masterpieces~, and even if a lot of them were late, each day for this year has a photo to correspond to it, and I think that’s pretty neat. I don’t think I’ll be doing anything like this for 2019, but I’m not gonna let this blog sit inactive anymore. I got some photo chemicals and a tripod for Christmas, so I think it’s safe to say I’m back into photography for better or for worse. Let’s just hope that I can find time to actually take photos with what my schedule is gonna be like this semester. 😬
Anyway. Thanks to everyone who followed along, or even just looked at my photos once or twice. I’m ringing in 2019 the same way I spent 2018: blurry and surrounded by my best friends.