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04

spam spam spam

first it was spam in your emails, then spam at message boards, now it’s spam in your photolog comments! i checked back into shutterbug tonight and low and behold a lovely 30+ comments, all exactly the same, asking me to visit a viagra website.

somehow, i don’t think i’ll be needing viagra. if they posted something about having my penis enlarged though …

p.s. the long weekend has been semi-interesting so far. Regan’s working long days, so i’m on my own but keeping myself busy. today i roamed the city taking photographs on my canon (yes, film – no digital still!). the prints came back a little too blue, but that’s what you get for experimenting and having fun

 

tommorrow is the battle of the wedding invitations. an all day wedding invitation envelope stuffing and addressing marathon at my mum’s. let’s hope that goes smoothly.

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jennifer • October 5th, 2003 at 11:48 am

Yeah, getting your film developed at an not-so-professional 1 HR place can produce some major shifts in your photographs. And you know what I love? When you tell them that it’s off and they’re like, "No it’s not, our photographs are printed by a computer so it can’t be off." Argh. Anyway, you can easily fix that with Photoshop. I fixed one for you. I hope you don’t mind. 🙂 And if you’d like, I can do them all, or tell you how.

http://realeyes-realize.org/images/sh1ft.jpg

jennifer • October 5th, 2003 at 11:55 am

oh, and i won’t be keeping your picture on my server. i just wanted you to be able to see that it really looks beautiful in the right color.

tracey • October 5th, 2003 at 9:33 pm

thanks everyone 🙂

jennifer – thank so much for that! actually, the film was cross processed – so the blue was from that. let me know how you knocked the blue out though if you have some spare time 😀

darren – i’ll look into it!

pam – i got 0 tips. 😛 maybe try cross processing aswell? get some slide film and shoot with it and then ask the lab to cross process into prints .. that’s my newest phase haha