BossSavage
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I want to know if becoming a photographer is somthing that I want to do in life. I love to take pictures but until I know that I am good @ it I won't know whether or not to follow this career choice.
I don't have a darkroom to make my photos and film. I have taken photography at my school, and I know how to do everything but I have no other DarkRoom available to me now, now that school is out for summer. Is there anyway to find a room to use? I can't afford a darkroom of my own, because I don't have the money to spend.
I prefer to use Black and White film, but I am also curious about color. Are there professional photographers that use color or is it mostly the most 'artistic' Black and White that is used?
If I were to buy the film that you can get done @ WalMart, could I still use the prints (even though the sizes aren't very professional, and dodge/burning, or cropping isn't done) are they still suitable to use? Are the negatives sutable for more 'professional' photos?
The pictures that I take are mostly Landscapes. I take pictures in the mountains, in the middle of the city, or in the country side. I know about composition and all that jazz so that isn't the main concern. I need really to know about the film to use, if Black/white or color is better, or if there is a way to 'rent' a darkroom from someplace
thnx
I don't have a darkroom to make my photos and film. I have taken photography at my school, and I know how to do everything but I have no other DarkRoom available to me now, now that school is out for summer. Is there anyway to find a room to use? I can't afford a darkroom of my own, because I don't have the money to spend.
I prefer to use Black and White film, but I am also curious about color. Are there professional photographers that use color or is it mostly the most 'artistic' Black and White that is used?
If I were to buy the film that you can get done @ WalMart, could I still use the prints (even though the sizes aren't very professional, and dodge/burning, or cropping isn't done) are they still suitable to use? Are the negatives sutable for more 'professional' photos?
The pictures that I take are mostly Landscapes. I take pictures in the mountains, in the middle of the city, or in the country side. I know about composition and all that jazz so that isn't the main concern. I need really to know about the film to use, if Black/white or color is better, or if there is a way to 'rent' a darkroom from someplace
thnx