now that it's 6 am....

[blustocking]

that means it's time for bed.
go me.

but first....Help Me Get TO New Orleans .

Not only do I not have people to help pay for the car rental, but I don't have funds at all. So, if you ever wanted dirty watercolors or cool t-shirts, now's the chance. More will be up tomorrow. I still have the "sculptors do it in 3-D" shirts to put up.

My computer sucks and is probably dying. I'm dreading trying to process images from my new camera. Ugggggggggggwhycan'tigotobedatadecenthour?

OH and I'm a complete dumbass who undersold a print from the China show for $55. Live and learn, live and learn. I'm dumb. Dammit.

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Ilford is nice at high ISO's. I never bothered using it at 400 or less because I think that nothing beats T-max for tab grain and Tri-x for granular grain. I also loved plus-x which was a very sensitive film that could be pulled to 50 ISO.

I have used B&W fuji and I liked it. It's neopan, right? Nice granular film. Can't be pushed to extremes like tr-x but it's nice none the less and as easy to print as t-max.
Fuji can't be beaten for large and medium format, especially transparencies. I used to love low ISO agfa for cross processing but Agfa is no more. I was actually really sad about that. I am rather worried that all my beloved films will simply disappear one day.

I would not worry about the traditional tech stuff. Soon all that I know will be utterly useless. I'll be an "artisan" photographer and the thing is that I have to admit that the digital age will improve photography but...I dunno.There is something so freaking perfect about sloshing about chemicals and seeing the image imerge on paper or when you pull a film out of the developing tank and you look at it when it's still wet...=/

I miss the dark room and chilling with friends and sloshing about and looking at each other's work as it come out of the wash, trading printing pointers and critiques and such. That's all done with.