Speaking of film, I am about an hour from catching my train to my plane to California for Christmas break, and I have my flatbed scanner (the one that scans negatives) in my one piece of luggage, the carry-on...haha. I don't want to pay other people to scan my film for me when I have my own, and it's not like I can wait three weeks to see what my developed negatives are OF.
Thursday, December 16, 2010
Ohio, part three: burying ground
Part the last. The direct morning light was too bright for the film in my camera.
Speaking of film, I am about an hour from catching my train to my plane to California for Christmas break, and I have my flatbed scanner (the one that scans negatives) in my one piece of luggage, the carry-on...haha. I don't want to pay other people to scan my film for me when I have my own, and it's not like I can wait three weeks to see what my developed negatives are OF.
Speaking of film, I am about an hour from catching my train to my plane to California for Christmas break, and I have my flatbed scanner (the one that scans negatives) in my one piece of luggage, the carry-on...haha. I don't want to pay other people to scan my film for me when I have my own, and it's not like I can wait three weeks to see what my developed negatives are OF.
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What a beautiful cemetery!
ReplyDeleteThe first two are breathtaking.
ReplyDeleteI love the third photo
ReplyDeleteHeidi - Isn't it? I knew when I saw it that I would have to return with a camera. We don't have cemeteries like this in the Bay Area.
ReplyDeleteJenica - Thank you! I think if it were evening rather than morning light, the gravestone shadows would start to look creepy.
Bridey - Thank you. :)
Beautiful photos, Holly!
ReplyDeleteShokoofeh - Thank you! New places are so inspiring, aren't they?
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