As I promised, here is my photo that I took on the film camera for chemistry class. I think it came out cool, but it got a little fuzzier after I took a picture of it with my digital camera, so try to imagine it sharper!
It was such a different experience. I felt a lot more connected with the photos I was developing. If you have not tried developing in a darkroom, try it! It will change your perspective on taking pictures and make you think a lot more about composition and settings to use. Hope you enjoy as much as I have!

Comments on: "Week 20 – Film Photo (Picture 1 – Leafy Goodness)" (9)
I spent many years at art school in darkrooms and as nice as it was, being able to use a computer and see the view outside while ‘developing images’ is very nice too
Hope you try some more darkroom effects – dodge and burn, vignettes, different exposures – even double exposures for portraits etc – it’s great experience for developing your artistic skills.
Iris
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I really appreciate your thoughts about the experience.
Doing something does provide new perspective and altered focus.
I like the perspective and focus of both your b&w image and your b&w comments.
turning over a new leaf
-Dan
Like Iris, my first foray into photography was developing and exposing my B&W films in the darkroom….I have to say I prefer sitting comfortably at the table in this digital age
The wonder of the darkroom with the images coming to life in developing trays will always be with me.
Actually, I like the fact that it’s not in exquisite focus–it adds to the analog effect. I spent many a happy hour in darkrooms when I was in college.
Love the look of this Jeremy especially in b&w….I can see your thoughs about the developing of the shot too. Nice!
I took many a roll of film but never did any darkroom work. Am thankful for the instant feedback/learning that a digital camera provides now. It was always tough to have film “failure” at a birthday etc and not know about it until weeks later when the photos were developed…this was before the next day or even 1 hour printing service. This is a very artistic photo…like it alot!
Like the other mike said…I really like the look of the shot too, not to mention it’s in B+W also!
Like the other two Mikes have said, really nice shot Jeremy. The focus and the b&w are just perfect. More please!!