In 1976, I had a photography class in High School where we would develop and print our photographs. Yes, with 35mm film, developer and toner. Dark-rooms, enlargers and the works. Plus, the teacher, Ms. Carpenter was cool. (see previous Moonpie posts) Who else would tell you, "go take pictures and come back when class is over." Off campus we would drive to the "boxcar" and hang out and then return with 1 minute to go before class was over. I miss the smell of the chemicals, the photo paper and I guess going into the 'darkroom' just made me feel different in school.
Thursday, March 25, 2010
Remember having a film camera?
In 1976, I had a photography class in High School where we would develop and print our photographs. Yes, with 35mm film, developer and toner. Dark-rooms, enlargers and the works. Plus, the teacher, Ms. Carpenter was cool. (see previous Moonpie posts) Who else would tell you, "go take pictures and come back when class is over." Off campus we would drive to the "boxcar" and hang out and then return with 1 minute to go before class was over. I miss the smell of the chemicals, the photo paper and I guess going into the 'darkroom' just made me feel different in school.
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