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Its cliche, centered, but I love it!
I think this one is better than the cropped one too.
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wonderfull shot.
did you know in Utah its illigal to cause a catastophie?
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Thanks!
haha, No I didn't. Slightly pointless law if you ask me.
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welcome ( :
hahaa yeah it is kinda pointless, but it makes a good IM screen name hahaa.
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Why what is it?
(I won't stalk you or anything, just curious of the name you made)
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well its my MSN name, so you wouldent be able to stalk me, cuz i use my email adress, and can change my name, not like AIM lol.
its just like.....
i just like it lol xD
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What's with all the stairways in Utah???
I've been through Utah - I remember mountains & pretty rocks & driving through a herd of deer on the Interstate at one in the morning, but no stairs!
(That last one would've been a great shot, too!)
More B&W!!!!
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haha, I look for subtleties and anti-cliches occasionally... but I do have a bunch of landscapes to upload soon, too.
Aha! Not black and white but merely a highly unsaturated antique sepia tone. I know, close enough, but whatever.
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A hundred years ago, sepia tone WAS B&W!!
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Sepia still wasn't black and white though because it didn't consist of black and white! Oh!
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Yes, but many old photos were improperly printed and has since faded to sepia!!!
(Trust me - used to help restore old photos!)
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Ohhh, ok. So black and white eventually fades into sepia over time? That's cool. I like ssepia more now. I think I'll do some stuff in sepia. : D
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Sometimes the quality of the paper meant it was a bit sepia to begin with, too. B&W does hold up better. Drag out a color photo from the 70's and I almost guarantee it has a slight to heavy magenta hue already!
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Given that then, I think what would be really interesting is print out some of my photos now and later on in live go back to see how much they've worn down and discolored. I mean, in wierd conditions too... what would make a photo age quickly?
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Light will cause them to fade & age faster. Something about those self-adhesive photo albums does it too.
Certain papers are more suceptible. I have a batch of enlargements that were all printed on Konica paper, and they have begun to fade and become a little cyan. The one in our hallway I've replaced twice, because the light really made it go cyan and blue!
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Cool... I think I want to try microwaving a picture. Just for a few seconds. See what happends. it'll definitely be different than a polaroid though. That's just dangerous... but it doesn't stop me from doing it. haha It's so cool. At least I know what I'm doing.
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Just don't catch anything on fire!
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I already did. haha My friend and I were wondering if microwaving it would still work after it's been developed. It's only supposed to be microwaved for about 3 seconds but it wasn't doing anything to the actual picture so we kept putting it in there, probably up to like 10 seconds plus in total. The white frame caught on fire a bit. haha
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Oh, to be young and stupid again!
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