I am working on integrating slideshow pro into my wordpress installation. These are photos from a trip I made to Amsterdam in 2006. This SlideShowPro photo gallery requires the Flash Player plugin and a web browser with JavaScript enabled.

All the photos taken by students over the last weeks. Today we will choose the best, download them, work on them in Photoshop and post to this gallery and tag them by student name. Students login here.

My checklist for developing 35mm 400 Tri-X or Ilford HP5: Wire or plastic reels steel or plastic canisters and tops (if using plastic remember to insert center column) scissors can opener Changing bag (if dark room is unavailable) Ilford Ilfosol 3 film developer (1+9 chemistry to water)  Ilfosol3 factsheet Ilford Ilfostop (1+19 chemistry to water) ilfostop factsheet Ilford Rapid Fixer (1+4 chemistry to water) Ilford Rapid fixer factsheet LFN Wetting Agent thermometer graduated beakers rubber gloves goggles film squeegee film clips or clothes pins Developer mix ratio Mixture should be 9 parts water...

large edited image | large unedited image | related: Abelardo Morell In my previous studio in the Carter Building in Downtown Raleigh I blocked out all my windows with black foam so I could also use it as a darkroom. In the middle of one of the south facing windows, I cut a little circle out of the foam core and then stuck in an old metal film canister open on each end. When I developed old-fashioned prints, and I needed it to be dark, I just pluged the hole. On bright days, when I turned out all of the lights and unpluged the hole, the room was transformed into a camera obscura and I could see a dim...

Pinhhole Photography, Second Edition Adventures with Pinhole and Home-Made Cameras Plastic Cameras: Toying with...