Empty Chair
For this week's theme I pulled out an old print photo of mine. The sepia tone make it appear old which is actually true, since this photo is around 7 years old already!
Old fashioned -as for this entry I have used film, my slr camera,the film developed in the darkroom, negative exposed in the dark room, then just now scanned for uploading. Really the old fashioned way!
Happy weekend!
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I'm impressed! You even developed it at your own! WOW! Nice shot:)
ReplyDeleteyour idea of making it look old fashioned is great.
ReplyDeleteMine is posted, I hope you can drop by. I love visitors. Happy weekend.
this is a very nice photo.
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Thanks Yen! I miss the old ways =D
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It really is old anni, thanks for dropping by.
That's pretty cool to have ur very own dark room :) I like the sepia tone.
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thanks alpha, lets all join again next week!
ReplyDeleteAy, no Napaboaniya, It was in our school paper's office...I was a photographer in college and we have the darkroom there.
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Love the sepia tones. Empty chairs are always a good photo op :)
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend!
The combination of the sepia tone and the modern plastic chair makes for an interesting composition. Very nice.
ReplyDeleteYour old-fashioned technique is great.
ReplyDeleteBarbara H. @ Stray Thoughts
Great composition! The photo looks so...... lonely... My first ever is up at http://bobbthemicrobe.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteThanks deb, yes. empty chairs are also nostalgic.
ReplyDeleteThanks too kathryn and barbara!
Developing your own film must have been a great experience. I could imagine the thrill of seeing your photos appear gradually right before your eyes.
ReplyDeleteWow very creative you are! Old fashion way. Great shot! Happy weekend! mine is up too! Please check it out! thank you!
ReplyDeleteThanks Rachel and utah mom! Yeah developing and printing requires patience...true, its fun and thrilling too! Happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteI love it. A phot not of something old fashioned, but of something new done entirely using the old fashioned methods. Very good!
ReplyDeleteI love the simple compostion of your photo. Wonderful! Happy weekend
ReplyDeleteThanks Katney, Thanks Jams. Happy weekend too!
ReplyDeleteWow, it's film! And you get to enjoy the darkroom process. I hope one day I'd be able to process my own photos too!
ReplyDeleteSenorEnrique posted an interesting photo event in Pinas. My former photography professor would give a hands on lecture about black and white film developing! Let's see Senor's article later on coz I forgot myself the exact mixture of chemicals...=P
ReplyDeleteGreat idea for the theme! It's hard to believe that film is already old-fashioned! I remember when I got my first fully-manual 35MM SLR camera. I thought it was the coolest. LOL
ReplyDeleteAnyway, thanks for stopping by my blog. Hope you're having a great weekend! ;o)
Yes Heather, it was like, wow mine's different and someone would ask me then if I'm a pro...lol.
ReplyDeleteNice shot!
ReplyDeleteThanks girl!
ReplyDelete7 years?? wow...anyway, u've got such beautiful kids!! :)
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Hi yvy! yes, this was in 2001 when my daughter was born...so almost 7 years! Thank you for your kind comment.
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