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autumnbokeh - introduction

autumnbokeh

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Jul 20, 2013
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Location
California,
Format
35mm
Hello! I'm new here. I'm sixteen years old and new to film photography. I'm fascinated by a number of analog formats (one of my most prized possessions is a VHS camcorder manufactured in 1987), but haven't really worked with film much due to the expense of having it printed.

However, my income has grown a bit over the past few months, so I'm permitting myself to begin exploring the mysterious ways of 35mm. I particularly like the look of expired film, poorly stored with all kinds of idiosyncrasies.

I'm looking forward to getting to know you all and learning things I never thought I'd know.

xoxo autumnbokeh xoxo
 
A warm welcome to APUG!. For C-41 film you could go to Costco, they're reasonable. You can develop B&W by yourself.

Jeff
 
Welcome!
 
Welcome! Nice to see younger people picking up film. Seems like a lot of the shops these days set out expired c-41 film and I have found a lot of it in convenience stores lately. You could probably get it at a discount.
 
Hello and a welcome from further up the Left Coast. If "experimentation" is your interest, be sure to check out - and join in the dialogue - of the various specialized groups. Looking for expired film? Check out the for sale/for trade threads on the site; you can find some interesting items from time to time (there is also that auction site that folks here seem to have a love/hate relationship with...).
 
Welcome! Cool nick name, by the way!
 
Welcome to APUG! Great to have the future generation with us in the analog country.
 
Welcome to APUG
 
Welcome. CA is a big place. If you tell us more specifically what town you live in, you might find yourself lucky enough to have a photographic veteran take you under his wing, to help you grow in skill. I had an industrial photographer take me under his wing when I was about 14 (unfortunately approaching a half century ago!), and teach me to load stainless steel reels and how to process Ektachrome film in his home darkroom!