[r.reeder]

Rich Reeder here. I've been using a camera since I was a kid, mainly my Dad' Argus C3, but I was able to get a K-1000 recently with some extra lenses, & it's really the Crown Jewel of the collection. I use home rolled B/W (Plus-X is great) & it's developed in D-76, mainly because that's what I used in the 60's. Neg's are scanned with an Epson V500, & I've been pleased with the results. Still like doing darkroom work, though. Except that here in Arizona during the summer, that room gets hot. I'm looking forward to lurking awhile. I get the impression that you all really know what you're doing. That's great.

[RioRico]

Welcome aboard! My C3's (The Bricks!) and K1000 stare down at me balefully from their shelves but they won't see much action till I rebuild a darkroom here in my Sierra Nevada aerie. They'll see even less action when I relocate to my historic adobe in Bisbee AZ for the winter. Much less snow there. Nice thing about digital darkrooms: not cramped, not smelly, not dark, except as a matter of personal (dis)taste. Growing up in Dad's little darkroom was fun, but PP on a laptop is slightly less antisocial.

But I digress. Welcome, and cheers!