The first month of the year is about to finish. Have you done something notable during this time, anon?

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I found a hippie in the country who would develop and scan my negatives, but here's the thing, I'm very new to analog photography (new to photography in general, actually) and I needed to know if his offer was a load of crap or not.
In this case, he would develop any of my negatives, whether black and white, orthochromatic, c-41 or ecn22, for the price of 5.73 US dollars and would scan them for 2.50 US dollars, that's for each roll, i.e., 36 exposures.
I won't know the real quality of the photos unless I test them, but these prices make me very suspicious of this crazy guy.
I don't know if it's better for me to develop the negatives at home (if that interferes with the quality of the photo or not) or if I should just send everything to him and that's it.

my name is patricko
this is a cctv-still of notorious inserting a big hook in my ass, which he later used to pull me with the van and kidnap me. he later molested me for 3 weeks before he got caught

I am searching for a photo of +- 2009,

it is a girl sitting by a window, and she was a brief meme on internet and we called her the smiling girl or pensive girl.

it turned out she was a girl our age in highschool, in the metro in brussels.

I have looked every search term and date, and have 0 traces

I have an upcoming portrait session and I want to use a key light and then have a rim light like in this photo.
What ratio should the rim light be compared to the key to get this look?
Also I cannot believe how bad google search is these days, all I can find is completely wrong information. Didn't use to be like this.
Literally impossible to just find a good article showing diff ratios of rimlight on people.
I can test at home on myself obviously but I have black hair and the model will have blonde hair so its risky.
Surely this is known information taking into account its just basic fundamental 3 point lighting information.

Well I ordered a used Fujifilm GFX 100s for 3k and the Gf 50mm f3.5 for a little over 600$. I've been doing a series of suburban/urban landscapes late at night and was previously shooting with a Nikon z7ii and the 35mm f1.4 and Voigtlander Nokton 40mm. I think the 50mm should be a pretty good light weight option but I was also looking at adapting some pentax 645 and Mamiya glass. I've also heard the Mitakon 65mm f1.4 is pretty good. Any suggestions or tips for someone who hasn't ever shot digital medium format?

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>shot using smartphone

C&C plox

Can someone change his pendant to a six pointed star