RE: RE: Taking the Kodak Retina II out for a spin
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which room in the house this would look good hanging in

Most of my art is good for toilets. Not the usual modern toilets but the outhouse style toilets where mosquitos sting you, walls are covered with newspaper and you can see who's waiting their turn from a heart or moon shaped hole in the door that is locked with a hook. And spiders have made webs to the toilet paper rolls and all that you would be thinking is what the heck is this art supposed to be or am I just too drunk?

For instance, it's a grey cloudy day today; likely not a good day for the ISO 100 film I just happened to get yesterday. Oy.

I've solved that problem. I hoard film from sales and I almost always have at least two cameras ready, sometimes more, that have different films in them. Something slower and something faster. 100 and 400 ISO are great choices and also usually something even slower like 20 or 50 ISO. And I've also learned from previous experience that it's a good think to write which film I have inside which camera and tape that info on the camera. I use BIG NUMBERS and TEXT and if it's color film then I write that there too.

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