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Photography

George McGovern

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4. Great article question everything! Thanks for posting it! Like usonian I learned photography with film cameras.

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Thu Nov 13, 2025, 01:52 AM

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I once took and thoroughly enjoyed a college course for developing black and white film. One image in particular, taken through my beginner's Nikon camera with a Sigma 70-210mm zoom, has survived the proberbial test of time. It's my grandfather with his beloved but yappy poodles.

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Time-Traveling Through 35mm Film [View all] question everything Wednesday OP

Hmm. Very interesting. Easterncedar Wednesday #1

if it wasn't exposed to extreme heat it could be usable HAB911 Yesterday #5

Thanks. Easterncedar Yesterday #7

I won't ramble (that's a first!) usonian Yesterday #2

brother dropped + killed my 35mm. but i have too many photos. + i collect old b/w photos + albums. pansypoo53219 Yesterday #3

Great article question everything! Thanks for posting it! Like usonian I learned photography with film cameras. George McGovern Yesterday #4

With my recent move I got to look at a few older pictures. Old Crank Yesterday #6