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I got this idea from someone on YouTube and I apologize to him because I don't remember who it was. He suggested if you want to build a portfolio of your best work to pick a category such as cars. His suggestion was the first roll of cars select the best five images and copy them to a separate folder. The next roll you pick the best five images and copy to this folder and then delete five images. Over time you should build a group of really good images. You can vary this to suit your needs. Let's say you want to make a photo book that contains 20 images. You do same thing except you keep 20 images in your folder. I plan to do a slight variation of this with the diptych photos I post here and on Instagram. After each roll is edited I will pick what I think are the best five and copy to a post folder. After image is posted I will delete from post folder. This will save time scrolling through computer looking for photos to post and wondering did I already post this

I thought I might try some color film and was shocked at the prices of color film and processing. Looking around I did find a place with some inexpensive film at $5.76 a roll it is a bargain compared to most color film. Fujifilm 200 35mm | Bay Photo Film I ordered five rolls for a which came out to $7,27 a roll including tax and shipping.

The last couple of years I become bored with photography. Too much the same stuff the same look. Last year I decided I wanted to shoot film, again and took trips to Colonial Beach to take photos. That kind of fizzled out too much traveling. Too much other stuff going on. I am hoping the 365 Project for 2024 will motivate me to photograph more. I am changing the way I photograph. 365 Project for 2024 Plan (the plan is still evolving): Half frame cameras only Portrait format only Photos to be in diptych format Minimum one diptych each day Photos of something in my life I bought two half frame 35mm cameras that are point and shoot. These cameras have one f stop, one shutter speed and no focus. One meter minimum focus distance. This reduces photography to the essentials. Since these are half frame cameras you get two exposures in the same space as one 35mm negative (hence half frame). I intend to try and make as many diptychs as possible using adjacent