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The Magic of 6x7

Stamped: 11:16 AM

Finally. After a very, very frustratiing botched attempt at developing 120 b&w film, it's finally done. All I can say is, the bigger the film, all the more detail it captures. It's 3:20 am now, and I definately should be sleeping - but the images still jolted my numbed brain somewhat:

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These are just low - res scans.. but the crazy, crazy tonal detail.. crap, just imagine it on a huge print. And this is just a test roll!

I'm hooked.

Damn, I'm so hooked.

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