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About Me
- Dave
- If I'm not at Chipotle, or thinking about it, I spend way too much time with my camera, or on the net learning about and talking about photography. You might as well benefit from all that time!
Links to checkout
- The Travelling Cameras Blog!
- My new Astore from Amazon.com
- My Flickr Page, Go here and make comments!
- Bill's Dachsund Blog
- CMR Photography
- theyshootin.com
- Keith Harrod Photography
- Lisa Walsh's Blog
- Jennifer Walsh's Blog
- Paige Nicole's Blog
- Jessica's Blog
- CMR Photo
- Stacey J
- Steph's Blog from 831 Photography
- Ree Imaged Blog
- Maddie Dean's Blog
- Sarah's Photo Creations
- 831 Photo
- Stephanie Romeo
- Jase Photography
- Mel D's Blog
- Julie Thomas
- View from the Hilltop
- Marianne Sky
- Cheri Campbell's Blog
- Photos By Liz
- Jim Cayer
- Jeannie Reeves Blog
- Amanda Pratt's Blog
- Jessica Edwards' Blog- This girl rocks!
- Story of Now Blog
- Jane Bingham's Blog
- Bing's Blog
- Tammy K's Blog
- Jennifer Creed's Blog
- Joy Photography Blog
- Images By Gro
- Sun and Sand Photograpy
- Jess' Blog
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February
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- Holga Cameras on Sale at Amazon now!
- They like me. They really really like me!
- TLR Goodness
- More Holga Goodness
- Holga Photos, Black and White
- Holga Photos, Downtown Dover Delaware, B&W
- A few more.
- Me with a beard
- Todays Stuff
- More stuff that needed posting
- How I modified my Holga to shoot 35 MM film, and h...
- Even More Holga Stuff
- More Holga 35mm Goodness
- One of these is not like the others.
- Here are some photos I've been meaning to Scan and...
- Mary took this of me
- Holga Double Exposure, with Split Toning
- More from the Holga 35mm experiment
- Holga 35mm first shots and scans
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February
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2 comments:
Your Holga shots are great. Do you scan your own negatives? I'm going ot check out your other posts.
I'm in a state of flux now as far as scanning goes. I scanned these with an Epson V500. It's a little time consuming, but not that bad to do once you figure it out. I've also tried getting photos scanned by ScanCafe.com. That's realllllllllly slow. I haven't gotten my first group of scans back from them yet, though it should be soon. I've been getting some film developed at Photoworkssf.com and they do scanning at several different resolutions and prices, ranging from 3 bucks a roll for web size scans to 8 or 9 bucks a roll for print size scans.
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