For those of you who may be curious about how my "test run" went: I was eager to see the prints, so I dropped the roll off at a local 1-hour photo store. The film was purchased online and came expired. The prints didn't come out the way I had hoped. With film, there are so many variables that can contribute to the final product... So, what you see here were edited in photoshop. That is counterproductive of using film, right? Well, it's all part of learning new things. If we always get things right the first time, there wouldn't be any learning left to do =)
7 comments :
How neat! I love these shots. And yeah, wasn't it so ridiculously hot today? Yeesh. Anyway, can't wait to see more of your film shots.
You did a great job making these beautiful despite your film challenges!
I love how you paid attention to the little details Karleen. Those chubby little fingers are just darling!!!
oh man i don't even know what 80 degrees feels like anymore!
it's been brutal here.
you are just so good at portraits!
Great job with film here Karleen. I too love that grainy look!
Love these images, Karleen!
I completely feel you about film photography - you never know what you are going to get, but I love these images. The grain, the feel, everything!
Oh, and I get my film developed at my local Walgreens - what about you?
lovely set of pictures! you captured some great portraits.
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