Everyone around here seems to be pretty tight-knit, so I feel that I should formally introduce myself to the community. After all, they say "your first impression is the last impression" (although I don't particularly believe that).
Anyways, my name is Scott, I live in Alberta Canada and I have recently begun to transition away from digital as much as possible. For about the last year, I have been mainly shooting 35mm and more recently I got my hands on a Flexaret VII to shoot 120. I find medium format to be fairly difficult in terms of framing my shots in a square, I feel as if my shots are either too cluttered or have too much empty space, but working these things out is half of the fun of the learning process. I haven't yet begun doing any developing myself for a couple of reasons (including lack of space and lack of time as a moderately busy student) but it is something that greatly interests me and is one of the main motivations I had when first starting to shoot film. I like the idea of the entire process being in my hands, in a way it would provide me with a more intimate experience with my photos (not to mention how satisfying it would be).
If you haven't noticed, I tend to ramble on quite a bit. I don't have much of a filter when it comes to putting my thoughts into words, I just kind of let it all flow onto the page. In any case, I look forward to being a part of what seems like a wonderful community. If you have any questions for and/or about me, feel free to ask!
Thanks for reading!
