Photography
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My old man is a photographer.
He used to develop In a dark room he built up. Full legit setup but it's now a lost art.
He has a wide assortment of "analog" cameras as collectors pieces and now works on digital only.
I tip my hat off to you sir for keeping an ancient tradition alive
He used to develop In a dark room he built up. Full legit setup but it's now a lost art.
He has a wide assortment of "analog" cameras as collectors pieces and now works on digital only.
I tip my hat off to you sir for keeping an ancient tradition alive
Thank you @shaunnadan . Wish I was born like 15 years earlier so I could have grown up with darkrooms and all that. The digital age killed and made photography in my opinion (killed darkrooms and waiting to get film developed) and made it that you can check on a photo seconds after capturing!
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Not a photographer, but can Photoshop
Can photograph but can't photoshop (Can do the basics)Not a photographer, but can Photoshop
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That sir is some mighty fine quality glass
I was a huge canon fanatic. I had the 450d, 550d, 7d, 5dmkii and my last one was my 7d mkii. This was over like 7 years. Sold my canon picked up the fujifilm and haven't looked back since Sent from my SM-N910C using Tapatalk
Some nice pics of your work will make this thread so much better.
I love photography, can look at it for hours.
I love photography, can look at it for hours.
There are still companies around that sell the chemicals and equipment for you to setup your own darkroom.
Im trying : 
Your photos are amazing
Thank you
Awesome photos above everyone!
Go climbing in my free time and take photo's when I get the chance. Usually involves sitting in your harness (sometimes for a good while) and waiting for the climber to get up. But always a tonne of fun.
Go climbing in my free time and take photo's when I get the chance. Usually involves sitting in your harness (sometimes for a good while) and waiting for the climber to get up. But always a tonne of fun.
