Friday night photo-editing shifts at The Columbia Missourian always seem like the longest ones, even if they’re not. I don’t know if that’s because it’s the Friday-night mentality or because assignments actually do tend to run later.
Stephanie in barefeet, Jeff in muddy shoes with ridiculous shoelaces. This is how we roll.
The completion of a Friday shift, though, calls for celebration in multiple forms.
A quick - and our first - stop at Yogoluv, a frozen yogurt bar that's struck a chord among especially high school and college students.
I’m borrowing Nick‘s Mamiya 645 1000S for the next few weeks, and Erin gave me a roll of Ilford 400 to use as a test roll. I’m pretty excited — I haven’t shot medium-format film in years, and this is my first time using a waist-level viewfinder. It’ll take a while to get used to, especially since I feel like it takes an entirely different perspective and visual eye from an SLR-esque viewfinder.
A borrowed camera with borrowed film. That's how I roll.
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