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Instant gratification kills that joy.
I have found that all latent images on film are perfect, after development not so much.
Instant gratification kills that joy.
So does this make analog photography more of a journey than the destination?
So does this make analog photography more of a journey than the destination?
So does this make analog photography more of a journey than the destination?
I spent 4 hours wandering Muir Woods in California Sunday and shot 4 rolls of film. They're sitting at home waiting to be processed when I have time this weekend. I'm feeling the joy of the latent image. I'm anticipating the fun I'll have processing the film, printing it on fiber based paper. It's all so therapeutic.
How many of you feel that when they've shot some film, but can't process it immediately? Digital photographers are deprived aren't they? Instant gratification kills that joy.
But now digital photographers have to spend time chained to a computer. Ugh.
I thought the whole idea of photography was to escape everything digital
There's a destination?
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