apparently, I cannot shut up for a second about through the viewfinder. I'm over at shutter sisters today, running my mouth, professing my love. again. it can't be helped, you know. I'm very much smitten.
(tracey, thank you. I wear the honorary shutter sister sash with much pride.)
I read you over there first thing this morning and couldn't think of a better person than you to share the TTV love (and addiction).
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oh boy oh boy oh boy.
ReplyDeletei am not sure how i missed your tutorial. but, i'm so happy that you mentioned it again. i clicked away at your references too.
must.do.this.
soon.
thank you!!!
yay, so very cool!
ReplyDeletePlease keep professing your love.
ReplyDeleteI like to return to your blog occasionally and look at the mouth (eye) watering pictures.
i have a feeling that after you gave your TTV tutorial, you have now created a run on cameras on Ebay. I am on the hunt to find one reasonably priced. I did see one on display at our Cracker Barrel and was trying to figure out how to "borrow it". :) I have my eyes peeled...
ReplyDeleteWow, I love this photo. I just got a Diana+ camera for my birthday, and I still have a Kodak Duaflex II sitting next to me on my desk, begging to be used for a little ttv photography.
ReplyDeleteCan't stop looking at the pic...lovely :)
yes, i agree. the TTV love and addiction is strong, strong, strong. i finally wrestled my TTV contraptions away from myself so i could try some other things for just a wee bit. enjoy the loving madness! it's such great fun.
ReplyDeleteI missed your original TtV post too! I came over from Shutter sisters. I have to share my first contraption with you - it could beat out yours for ugliness!
ReplyDeleteI love this...love it, love it, love it! Thank you so much for sharing your tips and tricks. I am so excited to get started. You shutter sisters are amazing!
ReplyDeleteI'd like to get some of my TtV pics printed BIG and was wondering if you have an online recommendation? Most sites like snapfish and such don't have the capability to print "square" images. They crop them into the standard rectangle sizes. Just wondering if you've run into this before.
ReplyDeletelovely! I did try it finally. You are right it is awkward and will take some getting used to but I am up for the challenge *) thanks for putting it up!
ReplyDeleteLovely colours!
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thanks, all!
ReplyDeleteccgreeson, I've mainly been printing out images on my own but am about to try two different places to compare and contrast quality, price, etc... they both came highly recommended by fellow photographers. white house custom color (http://www.whcc.com/index.htm) will print 5x5, 8x8 and 10x10 and I've heard great things about their color quality. and adorama (http://www.adoramapix.com/) will print 5x5 and 10x10 and comes highly recommended by one of the ttv masters, russ morris.
hope that helps!