Parts of her tattoo.


Duh.

Oh.

Bob the Builder just popped into my head. I don't know why.

I was there (at the airport) for 2 hours after dark one day, and then 2 hours in the middle of the day another day, which wouldn't even be enough time to drive to wherever you live and then turn around and drive back to the airport, let alone ride :p

actually i live about 15 minutes from dc so it wouldve...im still dissapointed

I wish I still had it, it's one of my biggest regrets selling it.

Also:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...a/treesfog.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...ianspointy.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...ara/scenic.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...ceniclake2.jpg

^^^
Nice, especially the mist on the meadow. Oh, and the one with the larches (third photo) is pretty nice also.

Location?

East Hill

Banf national park, I went hiking there not to long ago.

More pics here:
http://www.bikeforums.net/showthread.php?t=256183

Doh! I should have known that. How did I manage to miss the thread in Foo? I'm not paying enough attention, obviously.

Who'd of thought they were made with a disposable? That makes them even more impressive.

East Hill

Nice pics. You could probably sell them to random people if you ever want to make some money.

I experimented with a '0-budget' enlarger/projector - used a 55mm lens and an extension tube, a cardboard box, a worklight with a flourescent lamp on it, and a light-tight changing bag. It sucks.
But I got results (yeah, they suck too, as does the picture of them since I broke my scanner)
http://jonbuder.com/images/prints.jpg

Now I need a real enlarger. And a room that's actually light tight would help. It's not too bad using tin casserole dishes for chemical trays though.

Plastic, not tin.

Yeah!
W T F mate.

Madman, even though it didn't turn out amazing, that's still pretty damn cool.

This thread is getting very long, maybe someone should sticky it

Stickies are for important threads, not long ones. As long as it's active, it will be on top. If it's inactive, it will sink to the bottom. If that happens, because members lose interest, it had no business being a sticky.

Well said.

http://jonbuder.com/images/print.jpg

Pt. 2, my 5 year old (or 6, I dunno) cousin. See, you can tell she's related to me somehow, she loves taking pictures :)

Redesigned the 'enlarger' - a diffused light source makes a huge difference, and tweaked some other things too. Going to make some more this weekend and scan them at the campus since I start classes next week.
Eventually when I have the equipment I'll start being scientific about the developing and printing process, and then my B&W stuff will look like real photos, but this is fun in the meantime.

LMFAO

I have a Rebel(sucks) and a Canon Digital Rebel XT 350D. But saving to buy a Nikon D2X. I love the digital with the computer programs I have.

Takinga good shot with any camera isa cool feeling.

Amen. I've been loving taking pictures with my new camera. I'll post some up soon. I haven't quite mastered the timing on bike related shots, but i can take a mean picture of a sunset or tree. :p

I kind of miss shooting digital. I think if I can be confident enough to shoot 100% film and know I did the best I can without chimping the shots on the LCD, my digital stuff will improve too. I'm probably going to get through the 'macro season' (april through june, early july) with the new Velvia 50 when it's available, and after that if I can afford it maybe I'll get a Pentax K10D or save up for a 1DS. I'm impressed by the Pentax 31mm 1.8 Limited, and I know I like that focal length (x1.5) so that's probably what I'll get.

gibberish

I'm lost.

Don't read my post in the snowboarding thread then... lol

Man, I never used to worry about film being properly exposed. Total confidence, but only because I was super consistent in my exposures. It didn't hurt that one of my usual assistants (a total cutie, by the way) also worked at the lab I used, so she did all my printing. But with digital, I actually have less confidence. I don't trust the LCD to show the image accurately. Then you worry about screen calibration for color, then the lab stuffs it all up anyway.

Took these this summer:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...tuff/lake1.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...tuff/lake2.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...tuff/lake3.jpg

Most people will never get a good photo that includes the earth and the sky. You see beatiful vistas. I see poor exposure, weak composition, and a profound lack of sharpness throughout. The should also be resized.

i should get some pics of mine up but im tooo lazy, i've also got a darkroom in my house where i've been developing for a few years now, (since i was 14) anyone else have a darkroom of their own?

I used to have a darkroom. I started printing 24 years ago.

True.