My first project for this quarter in photography was Clouds, I considered my material on vacation to be a little, stereotypical, boring and full of people I really don't know much about. So I decided on the way back on the airplane, I had about 5 rolls left, let's burn them up taking pictures of clouds. So while I was weezing and dying of strep, pink eye, and a raging ear infection on the plane, I decided it was a good idea to distract myself with photography.

I did predict almost everything that I would get from the cloud shots, I overexposed everything on the rolls by 1.5 stops, I used my R2 contrast filter on all my lenses and the glass was sadly, already acting as a shitty linear polarizer. And I didn't own my circular polarizer yet, so I couldn't help the horrible brightness, reflections and other ugly attributes. Even still, after developing my Delta 400 film, the project already looked to be a nightmare with a lack of contrast on everything. I do not have any of the information on my prints handy at the moment because all of these I scanned already. But, I will say that I spent 80 hours in the dark room making these prints, and I'm content with the results now that it's been half a quarter since I dared even to glance at them.

I'll resize them and post them up now. Let me know what you guys think!