I've been doing it all from home. I don't do darkroom prints though. Scanning works enough for me at the moment. I've done darkroom in the past but probably won't resume until I move from my current small apartment. I do mostly b/w but currently have some shot color rolls to knock out. I've got everything to also do color at home but a new small local shop opened few years back and I've been meaning to support them so I'll occasionally buy film through them but also curious with their development. I'll always do my own b/w but color scans from someone else are handy as I have a color deficiency and my color scans always come out a little shifted.
B_Minus_Student
joined 1 year ago
Pro Tools for most stuff but I built an IEM rig mainly for practice that uses Reaper. It was my first time getting into Reaper and I'm really enjoying it. Things are in slightly different places but it makes sense so I've got few complaints.
As someone into photography I cringe at every attempt to feed the algorithms that isn't purely....here is a photograph.
Maybe that's just me but we don't need tiktok.
Love when I get to use the trucker hitch. Was camping last weekend and used it for various things. Even when it was probably unnecessary. Day to day operations I'm mostly using the less flashy bowline and square the most.
It's cool once you can tie [remember] all these knots. You start to look for excuses to use them.
Funny to see someone with a similar setup. Same wallet and WM2.
I'd like to have a word with whoever wrapped those cables.
Tying up a couple loose ends with an ongoing project that requires me to communicate with some folks thru Instagram messages. However once it wraps up in late August I think that's when I can bounce.
Makes my sink look brand new
I've contributed and made more replies on here than I ever did on reddit in a decade. Feels a bit more genuine and accessible. Also trying to close the door on insta, my only other social. Tired of that shit.
Wow Grooveshark. What a flashback.
I too had no idea it worked on mobile. Thanks!
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WHAT A BRAVE COPORATE LOGO!