I could sleep for a thousand years.
A thousand dreams that would awake me,
Different colors made of tears.
(I only slept two hours last night...I'm a little sleepy.)
Anywho. Day two of printing. I haven't shot my Environmental Portrait assignment yet, so we were just practicing.
Uno:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgc0Dnhl9Pq-45hk2hY_XvuPLkWMpny7BxukNOYpVCzYZUkZDZijDUEkoD-8X2ahYfJBOJh-enSO3ghZL4IVp6V9yjzXSu6Gn6fBsUXG_UJQ0FWPlcTKcYpwjwqMN_fQZWmw5nzhyCp-D0/s320/photodofiv.jpg)
This is from a roll I shot at Thanksgiving in Arkansas. My mom, and Gramps, who passed away earlier this year.
The print could be more refined - I know the bottom right corner could us a little burning. I probably could have used a higher filter too, but, honestly, I don't mind it they way it is.
Duo:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhEgDzsTEObsLh9a6q0r9iTdQyhI1nOqpoNT6t4m5i3waheh3J6w5PpquP_obPw3Ye-EPdv-tG4WJmKXpYBx0OiBmwdgrPi641AmYqXYb2RkPm8xJJ45qJjalPTbQuKpca3jffnnGl1LTk/s320/photodofii.jpg)
Tres:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhDn9JHwOg0rQG9YIuIJncg0_Mbn9Ok1j1Dud4tNAUtzdUgY8bJTUAG4_bsPVTAi7-tAUbq_ZGd_gPFkzIiLliPkwgVbNrYJKyv92b31R-27Yz0cqnIi2CTQfsVHPlJFaSJyFFnQ3EVQ8Q/s320/photodofiii.jpg)
Still, I was a little attached to the pictures (though I could barely see them). I honestly really like how the print came out - it reminds me a bit of tint-type-y, old-fashioned processes (which I'm am quite a fan of).
(Oh, yes. They're all full frame - did you notice?
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