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  • kodak gold 200 in rehoboeth, de

    kodak gold 200 in rehoboeth, de

    Photo information:
    Film type: 35.
    Lens serial number: 2988755.
    Film manufacturer: kodak.
    Film name: gold 200.
    Developer: .
    Developer maker: C-41.
    Process: .
    Developer dilution: .
    Developing time: .
    Processing laboratory: full circle fine art services.
    Laboratory address: .
    Exposure number: 23.
    Roll id: 8790.

    oliver on rehoboeth beach

    kodak gold 200 | push 1 || nikon f3 | 50mm 1:1.8

    after spending wayyyy too much time with darktables negadoctor module and some other free negative conversion software, i’ve accepted the manual way is the best, at least for now. i’ll keep trying automated programs (excited for the negative lab pro standalone release), but i’ll also work on improving my manual inversions.
    it’s a little challenging getting the colors right being colorblind, but that’s what friends are for.

  • sionnach aiteach

    sionnach aiteach

    i drew a picture to celebrate some folks in my martial arts group, i’m quite proud of it.
    it’s the first artwork i’ve made in a while that i feel is properly finished, that i’m pleased to have made and be done with.

  • wartburg castle, germany july 2017

    wartburg castle, germany july 2017

    a tunnel in a castle wall, paved with cobblestones reflecting light. outside the tunnel is obscured by fog, two people are just past it
    a castle in fog
    a foggy view of an overlook, there are trees and people obscured by haze to the right. a cannon points out over a barely visible field

    ilford hp5 plus || nikon f3 | nikon series e 50mm 1:1.8

  • pash at baltimore museum of art

    pash at baltimore museum of art

    nikon f3 | nikon series e 50mm 1:1.8 | fujifilm 400 & kodak gold 200

  • some photos from today

    some photos from today

  • i’m going to learn more!

    right now, this website is built with wordpress. i have two pages that aren’t – sulley.xyz/sp and sulley.xyz – but the rest is. aaaand it looks it. it feels to me that the little “Designed with WordPress” in the bottom right is a little redundant.
    and i don’t really like that. i made this website because i don’t want to use social media platforms to share stuff (for any number of reasons) and wanted to make my own website, but this website is still using a whole ecosystem i don’t really have that much control over.
    it’ll take a lot of learning and it’ll probably technically be “worse” than this, but i want to make it myself and make it my own. we’ll see what that leads to! maybe without the walled garden of a wordpress blog, i’ll try ideas i wouldn’t otherwise; they’ll probably not work and be silly, but they’ll be mine.
    so, i’m going to do that *some time* who knows when.
  • thoughts on creative making

    thoughts on creative making

  • imbolc with people

    imbolc with people

    going to bed today very sore, with the knowledge i’ll be even more so tomorrow. today was the imbolc faction fest with my irish stick fighting school. lots of learning and practicing, swinging sticks, dancing sharing good food, crafting. in all, a lively time with more to come tomorrow. grateful to have found spaces which center transness and which imagine & create a world as it light to be

    our imbolc “bonfire.” far too cold to be out for a proper one, so we made do
  • snowed in!

    snowed in!

    this weekend saw lots of snow, here. then lots of sleet on top of it, unfortunately. we made ourselves cozy with fresh bread and beef bourguignon.

    my kid is getting antsy after two days of missed school, but we’re occupying ourselves with lots of coloring, games, and movies.

    here’s a little dark eyed junco foraging for seeds below a bush thoroughly claimed by a group of house sparrows

  • baltimore museum of industry

    baltimore museum of industry

    is pretty cool. lots of big old machines to see (apparently they do guided tours where they turn some of the machines on occasionally, hoping to see that next time). apparently there were a lot of firsts in baltimore, like the first umbrella with dye other than black that wouldn’t bleed, and at one time the majority of hats sold in america were made here.