Introducing myself . . . again

[donna-marie]

Hello. I am Donna. I shoot people and animals for profit. I am on my third darkroom and my fibre printing is quite awesome.

I live in St. John's Newfoundland.

I am re-visiting APUG as I hope to start tinkering with more and more ALT processes. I have already ordered the gear to start bromoil.

2012 I will somehow make my way off this secluded island and take a master darkroom class. Or a class to teach me some other types of darkroom printing. Or something else I have not thought of yet.

Nice to be here!

 

[benjiboy]

Welcome Donna from a very wet and stormy U.K today, it's nice to have another lady member to keep up the tone of the place.

 

[Sirius Glass]

Welcome to APUG!!

 

[Jeff Kubach]

Hello Donna and a warm welcome back to APUG!

Jeff

 

[keithwms]

I shoot people and animals for profit.

Wow, a real life mercenary. You are most welcome!

 

[Chazzy]

Welcome to APUG, Donna.

 

[Jeff L]

Love St John's and the whole province. Welcome.

 

[fotch]

Welcome to APUG

 

[papagene]

Donna - hello... again... and welcome back to APUG!!!!

 

[MattKing]

Welcome (again) from the other end of the country.

 

[removed account4]

Hi Donna
Welcome back !

john

 

[daleeman]

Welcome again from Ohio, but actually I am here in Florida trying to help myold and sick mom and dad get set for the final days of their lifes.

I love to do VanDykes and upon my return I will begin again.

June 2011 I was close to you, I think, I went to PEI and Nova Scotia. Wish I could have come a little farther north too.

Lee

 

[mooseontheloose]

Hi Donna -- nice to see another woman here on APUG -- and Canadian too! Can't top that. Welcome from another female Canuck living in the land of the rising sun. ;-)

 

[johnnywalker]

Hi Donna, and welcome from Inner Canada.

 

[M.A.Longmore]

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Welcome Home Again, Donna !

Ron
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[donna-marie]

Thanks All!

 

[Mike Wilde]

Pleased to see the renewed intro.

May your dreams come to fruition this year. (And if they do, and involve ferries, may any dealings with Marine Atlantic go smoothly...).

I dabble with cyanotype on an irregular basis. The low cost of the materials is a great way to build experience before moving on to other alt coating techniques.

In an effort to make it more of a more regular practice, I have volunteered to teach an intro course locally in April.
If I get organized enough to get a formal handout put together I will try to remeber to pass a copy off to you.

I did do a fair bit of calibrating different materials as a sort of dry run over the holidays.

You may want to also set yourself a deadline for getting a project in alt done.

The old adage from my project management side comes to mind.
Projects have a schedule; ideas and dreams don't.