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> It was also extremely liberating when I realized [...] I was expecting something much different here. Something to do with the lack of a requirement for som
by redblacktree 13y ago
> It was also extremely liberating when I realized [...]
I was expecting something much different here. Something to do with the lack of a requirement for someone at the photography lab to view the photos while developing the prints. I know I found that liberating, ifyouknowwhatImean.
- veidr 13y agoSadly, the cycle has looped again, and there is once again someone in the "lab" looking at all your pictures, unless you eschew all modern conveniences like Apple's photo stream or Dropbox's autouploadapalooza. Which is basically, in terms of relative convenience, the equivalent of developing your own film in the 1990s...
- redblacktree 13y agoI don't know. Hooking up a USB cable doesn't require a darkroom.
- rmc 13y agoNot really the same thing. Yes, for anything you upload it's possible someone can look at it. That's very different from knowing that someone in your local neighborhood definitly looked at them.