i feel like i'm dying in georgia, everytime i step outside i'm
immediately sweating. hope everyone in the northern part of the
country appreciates the relative coolness.
i hadn't said anything in a while, I haven't been producing any work,
need to get my motivation back together and start shooting, but once I
get some imagery that i'm happy with, i'll be back around the list
asking questions, perfecting my alt techniques.
On Jul 26, 2005, at 2:43 PM, Sandy King wrote:
> Message to Chris,
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> If you enjoyed drying your sized papers outdoors in South Caroliona
> you are missing out today on a great opportunity. This morning at 10am
> the temperature outdoors in the shade was 92 degrees F, with 88%
> humidity. The good news is that as of 2:30 pm the RH has gone done to
> 52%, but the temperature just hit 100.5, and it is still rising. Your
> papers would be dry almost as fast as you could hang them up.
>
> Wonder what it is like in the warmer parts of the south today, say in
> Houston or Baton Rouge?
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> Sandy
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