Chemicals

If your a photographer and haven't done any work with film, I suggest you do so now. Not only is it a learning experience, its actually quite fun. Back when we still had school, I took photography classes on Saturdays. They were usually from 9-11am but on days that we went out, or were developing film , we usually stayed longer. There were days that I came home with my hands smelling like developer. I haven't used color film yet but have worked with black and whites and a sort of sepia color. Most shots were taken with a NORITSU KOKI QSS-32_33, its not a Nikon or whatever but its still good. Right now though I'm working with a Nikon EM, this camera is older than I am, lol. I have to make a trip to B&H to buy a new battery for my camera along with some film and other equipment. I don't want an DSLR anymore cause I wanna finish learning more about other things. I'm currently waiting for one my aunts friends to "hook me up" with an internship with the company he works with. It sounds pretty fun on the count that I don't really do anything. And with all this talk about photography, I've been interested more with movies and journalism for some reason. I don't know -_- But yea, these are just some pictures that I have on my computer.