Re: film canister camera question

Very nice shot! You haven't lost your touch!

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Take Care, 
Chuck
**Sometimes I feel like I'm 
diagonally parked in a parallel 
universe.**
> All these messages regarding film canisters made me make my first pinhole
> image in about 5 years or so.  I did not have any film, but I have some
> Ilford B&W satin finish RC paper, some 5 years old, some dektol that is
> turning brown but still worked half decently.  Took one of my 35mm canister
> cameras, loaded it with paper and made an exposure of a faucet (very
> creative, eh!), 5 minutes @ 2x100watts incandescent bulbs.
> 
> As always, technique more or less there, but artistic merit.......well,
> judge for yourself:  http://ca.geocities.com/penate@rogers.com/faucet.jpg
> 
> If you want to see a larger, uncropped version, you can really appreciate
> the texture on the B&W paper used to make the negative.  BTW, the negative
> was scanned on a flat bed scanner:
> http://ca.geocities.com/penate@rogers.com/faucetLarge.jpg
> 
> Guillermo
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