How to use a camera flash

Recently while we were on vacation in Smoky Mountains National Park, a black bear peeked out of the woods and hung out at the side of the road when we were driving the scenic loop around Cades Cove.  I don't see many bears out in the wild, so this was an exciting unexpected encounter.  We … Continue reading How to use a camera flash

Off to the Smokies!

I'll be away this week to enjoy some time off in Great Smoky Mountains National Park.  There are all kinds of great hiking in that area, and Mrs. Lite & I are looking forward to spending some time on the trails.  Have a good week everyone!

Part 2: How to process your own black and white film

Last week, we discussed supplies needed and preparation of the various chemistry required to develop your own black and white film (click here for Part 1).  This week, we'll go over the process itself. Here's a big picture overview of all the steps: Developer Water rinse (or optional Stop Bath) Fixer Water rinse Optional Wetting … Continue reading Part 2: How to process your own black and white film

Part 1: How to process your own black and white film

Earlier this decade when I was getting more into photography as a hobby, I frequently took my Holga camera on my travels and decided after a few trips that it was worth learning how to develop my own black and white film.  The reasons for this were cost and convenience; getting B&W negatives professionally developed … Continue reading Part 1: How to process your own black and white film