I do want to try my hand at darkroom printing but I'm pretty sure I'll never be able to because a) I don't have the space at home b) I shoot pano and 6x9 and c) I shoot mainly color and all the rental places around me are B&W only
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A Farewell to Spag's
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A tragic farewell to slain Palestinian child Mohammad Abu Hammad, killed earlier today in an Israeli airstrike on Deir Al-Balah, central Gaza.
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CW: Pet death
A sad #Caturday as yesterday we had to say farewell to our sweet little Nigel. Two years with FeLV took too much of a toll on his quality of life, but he is now pain free. 🌈🐈⬛
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In Greek and with Cavafy, the touching farewell of the Japanese ambassador to Greece: “Thank you for the kindness, kindness and hospitality” https://www.byteseu.com/2460531/ #EllinikíDimokratía #Greece #HellenicRepublic #Ελλάδα #ΕλληνικήΔημοκρατία
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https://www.europesays.com/gbr/dby/2604/ Couple behind Derby pub bid farewell after ‘whirlwind’ decade #DerbyCityCentre #Derbyshire #Family #Premium #Pubs
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https://www.europesays.com/africa/476251/ Liberia: Ngafuan Bids Farewell to World Bank Executive Director Zarau Kibwe #Africa #Business #CurrentEvents #economy #Ethiopia #Liberia #news #politics #sports #trade #travel #WestAfrica
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London Grill Japanese & Western closing permanently after 10 years as elderly owners retire
A long-standing hidden gem at First Centre in Serangoon North is set to close its doors at the end of this month. Bid farewell to London Grill Japanese & Western, which will have its last day of operation on 31 Oct 2026 after 10 y…
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https://www.alojapan.com/1555057/london-grill-japanese-western-closing-permanently-after-10-years-as-elderly-owners-retire/ -
And Shy Bear, a youth raised among the nomadic tribes of the Great Plains, observed how pleased Cassiel had become by Lange’s response, despite understanding so very little of the exchange himself. Rising to his feet, he approached Lange with his hands held open in a gesture of peace and said in farewell, " Marcus Lange, hello." In the days that followed Cassiel sang to Jashen the Song of Remembrance, which she had written down upon many skins. She recited it before him again and again in the speech she was teaching him. But once Jashen stopped her, for something in his mind would not rest. He said, "Were you truly that running girl?" For though he had seen many strange things, still it was hard for him to believe that she could run swifter than the pronghorn of the plains. Cassiel said to him that he should bring his bow. Then she took him by the hand and led him out from the place of the water, and through the trees, until they came to a wide and level ground. There she went apart from him, standing many paces away.