Well, thanks to Random, I got an invite for WordPress.com. I won’t say in detail why I’m not just using my main site for everything, but I figure I can mess with the bleeding-edge WordPress software without breaking a sweat. Actually, since I’ll consider this more disposable, All Narfed Up will contain only technology-related content, whereas this will be more personal. Life stuff, I guess. I’ll ponder on this a bit more, but as for now, I’m enjoying the scenery of the backend (the part you can’t see unless you have your own account). Feel free to add me. Thanks to O.F. Jay for the idea to just let this be for whatever. (I might copy him.) 
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- Depends how you look at it November 16, 2009Silas and I were supposed to meet up with other photography classmates for long exposure photos from Cow Canyon Saddle by Mt. Baldy Village1. That didn’t happen. Once we got to the turnout on Glendora Ridge Rd, we just saw a sign and a road leading into an RV park. There wasn’t a mention of Cow Canyon [...]Bryan Villarin
- Rx Bandits at The Glass House November 13, 2009November 12, 2009 — A photo I took of the Rx Bandits rocking out at The Glass House (Pomona, CA). More to come, of course. Thanks to Cathy and Chase from Sargent House for the photo pass (again)! View on FlickrBryan Villarin
- Bill November 10, 2009I didn’t ask Bill to pose or smile. I liked his second portrait, but that wasn’t as sharp. Boo me. Reflections of myself and Bill’s dad (upper left) was deliberate. Taken inside his dad’s garage, and hopefully soon to be his recording studio. View on FlickrBryan Villarin
- A gift of film November 10, 2009Jon Swanson emailed me last Friday and asked if I wanted any color Fuji 35mm film. He didn’t tell me how many rolls he had in his possession. Most importantly, he didn’t want a dime. I asked him how much he had, but he persisted that I give him a number. I requested eight rolls of 200 film1. [...]Bryan Villarin
- One of my first prints November 5, 2009I tried to get this scanned print as close to the real thing as possible. I cropped out the white borders since they weren’t clean. I didn’t write down how I exposed this in the enlarger – shame on me, I guess. Lastly, since this was our first assignment, our teacher hadn’t shown us contrast filters [...]Bryan Villarin
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