Flakes

[BrianShaw]

Actually inside of the darkslide. Light arc is dent in neg left by the lab that developed the film.

Is that the inside of the white "exposed" side or the black "unexposed" side... or is it the white "unexposed" side or the black "exposed" side?

[BrianShaw]

Hope that isn't too much information ;-)

It kinda is too much info.. but I hope you took her word for it and didn't verify her medical condition.

[Brian Ellis]

Here is a photo of "nothing", that I shot recently. I could call it High Noon at the South Pole on June 21st. Actually inside of the darkslide. Light arc is dent in neg left by the lab that developed the film. It does help to remove the darkslide before triggering.

Tom

What a coincidence! I once made about 60 photographs exactly like yours on a week-long photography trip to Maine. Readyload holder was malfunctioning and I didn't realize it until I started developing the negatives.

[Frank Petronio]

Actual quotes from model profiles: http://frankpetronio.tumblr.com/ it helps you realize that many of the people you're shooting are not quite all there.

Of course there is the opposite, a Tumblr of creepy messages from photographers, which helps explain why models think we're creeps: http://inboxofshame.tumblr.com/