I developed my first roll! Today I went over to the photo house and developed my very first roll of film (taken on my Minolta) all by myself. It was so intimidating and the whole time I thought my roll wasn't going to turn out. When I finished and pulled my negatives off the reel, I yelped at the sight of actual photos and quickly stuck them in the drier. Immediately after shutting the door of the drier, I literally jumped up and down out of sheer joy and excitement. All by myself, in the back of the photo house. It was one of the best feelings ever. Here's some prints! I have to admit I lightened them up a bit after scanning them so you guys could see the photos better. Isn't this way too cool to handle?
From top to bottom:
-Seryn concert
-Think Tank friend
-Beasley on drums
-shirt twin Adam
Showing posts with label aiga. Show all posts
Showing posts with label aiga. Show all posts
9.23.2011
Film Friday
Labels:
aiga,
concert,
film,
film friday,
film photography,
friends,
plaid,
seryn,
think tank
9.21.2011
Weekend Sketches

When I have days like I had this past Saturday, I reflect and wonder, why does the Lord bless me so? I had the tremendous privilege of going to Think Tank through AIGA in Nashville. Basically, it's a really awesome graphic design conference. I was encouraged by such wonderful people as Kate Bingaman-Burt and Justin Ahrens. The entire time Kate was talking I was trying to soak in as much as I possibly could. She combines hand craft with digital craft in such a simple and beautiful way. She does what she loves and does it well. I loved listening to her. I even got to talk to her a bit during a break and took her picture on some good ole' black and white film.
I also got to meet a few other people at the conference and won two $40 books on branding and font! God is so good. Oh, and funny story...there was a guy there that had on a button down plaid shirt of the exact same color palette as the one I was wearing. My instant thought: we must become friends. So we met and commented on each other's shirts and it was great.
And not to mention the mind-blowing concert by Seryn to finish the day right. I would say it was the best concert I've ever been to. Each of the band members drew in my sketchbook after the concert. They were all so hilarious. I truly hope I get to see them again in the future.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)





