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PristineError — Chilly Day
Published: 2006-10-16 23:43:30 +0000 UTC; Views: 139; Favourites: 1; Downloads: 0
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First attempt at a black and white sunset. Took maybe 10. Only a couple came out pretty neat.I've lost my paint shop pro so I haven't done anything to this picture. The scanner's taken away some of the darkness but, you know. New submission woo
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Wow, that's beautiful. Looks like a great place to take a walk and contemplate life.
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well thank you very much <3
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thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you
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^_^
so how have you been doing hun?
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ups and downs. same-ole-same-ole 
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lol who doesn't stress about work? i know i do
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yeah, you're right. buuuut stiilll
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lol just take it easy hun
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Yeah--New stuff! Hey--do you use B&W film or convert it to B&W later after scanning etc? There's atmosphere to this.
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Black and white film. I have to have it sent off to process, though. No one around here has b&w paper >< I'd rather pay a little more to get the actual quality, though because you get two entirely different tones when you print b&w on colour paper.
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Can B&W-film be processed by a normal mini-lab? Even if they only scan to a cd? (Sorry, I'm a bit out of the loop as of late)--Of course right? I should also probably try to get some stuff on proper paper, but I usually just get it on cd and go from there with some conservative photoshop..
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I've never tried to put them on a cd but, that's a good idea. It seems like the color would be right if you didn't actually print. I get ALL of my processing done at walgreen's. I don't know much about developing at home. I try to be as true to the actual print as I can if I do any kind of tinkering with the picture hehe.
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