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Darkroom News January 29, 2012
Written By: onthedot
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- Steady eye
David Mencl first discovered the magic of photography while working on a merit badge in Boy Scouts. …
Darkroom News January 28, 2012
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- Photographers, Employees Await Fallout from Kodak Bankruptcy
Traditional photographers rely on film, paper and chemicals America’s largest photographic film company has produced since 19th century
- Some Kodak moments are forever
The light has gone out of the darkroom, till yesterday a part of every photographer's life. Some time ago, the death-knell was sounded on photography's other accessories too – film negatives and transparencies, Bromide papers on which the pictures were printed and, of course, the film-based camera.
- Gallery Exhibit to Display Twin Falls Photographer's Landscape Art
TWIN FALLS • Ben Lustig always begins his projects with a concept — such as defining the boundaries of landscape by looking through his camera’s viewfinder.
Darkroom News January 27, 2012
Written By: onthedot
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- Seeing the community with different eyes
PABLO — Middle school and high school students on the Flathead Reservation have been enthusiastic participants at Two Eagle River School for the past ten years in a personal vision and experience through a photography project called, "Our Community Record."
- Some Kodak moments are forever
The light has gone out of the darkroom, till yesterday a part of every photographer's life. Some time ago, the death-knell was sounded on photography's other accessories too – film negatives and transparencies, Bromide papers on which the pictures were printed and, of course, the film-based camera.
Darkroom News January 26, 2012
Written By: onthedot
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- Kodak’s fading image
For photography buffs of a certain age, few experiences have been etched in the mind like their first time developing black-and-white prints in an old fashioned darkroom.
- Wedding Edition
Red flames of sunlight shoot luminously through the center of a rock arch on photographer Neil Simmons’ computer screen.
- The End of the Kodak Legacy
These are a few final words highlighting a national legacy to photography and film and it's many accomplishments. Contributor: JD Stockman Published: Jan 24, 2012
Darkroom News January 23, 2012
Written By: onthedot
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- Developing Black & White Film pt. 2
Expanding your photography to include developing your own film is an exciting step in your art. Not only will you have the control of quality of your negatives, but it is cheaper than using a lab. You will be able to pick which negatives you want printed, saving on printing costs as well.
Darkroom News January 23, 2012
Written By: onthedot
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- Developing Black & White Film pt. 2
Expanding your photography to include developing your own film is an exciting step in your art. Not only will you have the control of quality of your negatives, but it is cheaper than using a lab. You will be able to pick which negatives you want printed, saving on printing costs as well.
