Classic Nutmeg
TPF Noob!
- Joined
- Apr 22, 2022
- Messages
- 10
- Reaction score
- 17
- Location
- Central Valley of California
- Can others edit my Photos
- Photos NOT OK to edit
Well hello there!
I was google researching "what is the best darkroom enlarger" when I fell upon this forum. I'm so ecstatic to be here! I had no idea something like this existed, and really happy my search brought me here.
I'm currently trying to make my very first (and hopefully last) darkroom in the basement of my husband and I's new home. The previous owner was a photographer and had darkroom space in the basement, so my 18 year old self is freaking out that it's actually going to happen 20 years later. That new endeavor aside, I recently completed a 365 photo a day challenge on IG @grayandivory that really helped me to re-explore my love for photography (took some breaks through the years due to life stuff) and learn so much more about the art form. And a year later, I still feel like I'm scratching the surface - especially after finding a place like this!
As for style... I'm still wrestling with that. I find street or photojournalism to be the most interesting, but landscapes are fun to do too. And I'd love to start working with portraits as I get some time off work.
Anyway! That's a bit about me! Hopefully I'll get the courage to respond a lot in the threads!
Meg
I was google researching "what is the best darkroom enlarger" when I fell upon this forum. I'm so ecstatic to be here! I had no idea something like this existed, and really happy my search brought me here.
I'm currently trying to make my very first (and hopefully last) darkroom in the basement of my husband and I's new home. The previous owner was a photographer and had darkroom space in the basement, so my 18 year old self is freaking out that it's actually going to happen 20 years later. That new endeavor aside, I recently completed a 365 photo a day challenge on IG @grayandivory that really helped me to re-explore my love for photography (took some breaks through the years due to life stuff) and learn so much more about the art form. And a year later, I still feel like I'm scratching the surface - especially after finding a place like this!
As for style... I'm still wrestling with that. I find street or photojournalism to be the most interesting, but landscapes are fun to do too. And I'd love to start working with portraits as I get some time off work.
Anyway! That's a bit about me! Hopefully I'll get the courage to respond a lot in the threads!
Meg
I can develop but not print. Be sure to check out our Photo Gallery threads and post some stuff!
Trying to get something local before going to 
