Yashica 12, Ilford FP4

Mamiya 645 Pro, 80mm f/2.8, Ilford FP4

Steampunk

I will be honest - I am pretty bad at follow through. This may be the worst example of it, but I am glad to say that I have finally followed through: At least two years ago, I shot a group of my friends who are very into the Steampunk movement. It was so long ago I don't remember exactly what the assignment was, but it was an assignment for one of my film photography classes. It took me six months to come up with some 5x7 prints for those involved, and I recall saying that I would find some way to get the negatives on my computer so they could use them on Facebook too. Well, those photos were among the hundred negatives that I had digitized with the new Epson scanner!

And speaking of scanning

Yesterday I hauled a bunch of prints to class with me. It was kinda raining and a bit of a pain in the ass. When I got there, hauling this load of prints I planned on scanning some of today (I did mention that the scanner is slow...), my professor comes up to me and says, "Hey, we just got three enlargers and a giant box which should have scanners. Wanna help me bring them back?" It turns out that, yes, the box contained two Epson V700 flatbeds.