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The Ultimate DIY C-41 DevelopingTutorial - Part 1
written by blueskyandhardrock on 2013-03-22 #gear #tutorialsDeveloping color negative photographs at home is actually easier than you think. Just follow Lomographer blueskyandhardrock's concise tutorial and you'll surprise yourself by the achievement you'll unlock afterward.
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Come on! Let’s Do the Color Process!
written by pepper-b on 2011-02-02 #gear #tutorialsSince I got into analogue photography, I´ve only developed one roll in the lab: they took one day to develop and scan it, and then I found out they hadn’t scanned the sprocket holes… I really needed a scanner and knowledge on processing/developing!!
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The Ultimate DIY C-41 DevelopingTutorial - Part 2
written by blueskyandhardrock on 2013-05-01 #gear #tutorialsYou've got all the materials you need to start developing your color negatives? It's time to proceed with the instructions by Community Member blueskyandhardrock!
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A Room with A Special View
written by miriel on 2009-07-31 #gear #tutorialsLike to see things big through a tiny hole? Why not transform your room in to a giant Camera Obscura!
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Reconfiguring Greenlandic History: Interview with Film Photographer Inuuteq Storch
written by emiliee on 2024-01-10 #people #placesInuuteq Storch's photography explores the facets of his Greenlandic identity - home, nature, people, and above all, history. We spoke with Inuuteq about his ongoing archival project, which reveals a new narrative within historical documentation: that of the Greenlandic people themselves.
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The Ruins of Bacolod City
written by bluemie5 on 2011-08-17 #placesThe famous ruins is a must-visit whenever you go to Bacolod, Negros Occidental, Philippines. It showcases what is left of the Don Mariano Ledesma Lacson Ancestral Home, a rich sugar baron. The mansion was the largest residential structure ever built there. Sometimes considered as the city's Taj Mahal because it was said to be built for his beloved wife, Maria Braga, a Portuguese from Macau whom he met during one of his vacations in Hong Kong.
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