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Echoing the praise, they’re really nice.
Must be great being able to revisit photos in the darkroom
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More distressing news on male calves being the waste product of the diary industry
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2020/jan/20/it-would-be-kinder-to-shoot-them-irelands-calves-set-for-live-export?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other -
These ones
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The Vegan Pig scratchings have made it out to backers. Tried some today and they’re really nice (in a dirty pub snack stylee)
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Not the best photo in the world, but you get the idea. Colours have shifted and shadow detail drops way off. Reminds me of badly exposed Velvia.
I shoot Lomo 800 now if I want faster than 400ISO for colour
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Tried 400 pushed two stops and got colour shifts
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From fb:
"Quite ironic that the big vegan push is in January when most veg is out of season in the uk. This is just a small selection of veg on the shelf in the co-op, which if you look on their Facebook page is really promoting and trying to cash in on the vegan diet. These three items have food miles in excess of 16,600.😱That’s not including the avocados from chile. How is this diet supposed to be more sustainable than eating grass fed beef?
Don’t be stupid kids,eat British mince and tatties this January! 🇬🇧🥩 🐂"I'm glad people go Vegan regardless. However the original reason for going Vegan - the animals - seems to get lost sometimes in amongst the diet and climate aspects. Also makes it easier for people in the meat/diary industry to dismiss Veganism in the media.
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That bottom one is amazing, looks as though her heads sticking out of the print
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Needs wooden handle obvs
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