#thedarkroom

[musicarenagh]

Matthew S. Horner's "The Dark Room": A Deep Dive into the Shadows of Rock “The Dark Room” carries an enigma about it - kind of like the main man, Matthew S. Horner. If you dig alternative rock, this album's gonna be your next obsession. It talks in 90s with a pitch-perfect blend of chills and passion that leaves you wanting more from its seven soulscape tracks. https://open.spotify.com/album/3EPgwVOBTdZLJvHBLq0xLt You keen on rock music? Yeah? Then “The Dark Room” is for you, mate. It gives off those raw vibes rock's known for mixed tightly with strong instrumentals. Smooth guitar licks, banging drums; this album has everything covered to take us back to the golden days of Nirvana or Pearl Jam while also putting some new beats on track. Now talking about Horner's gift here: He can switch his vocals from whispers to powerful choruses like nobody's business without losing any bit of impact or truth – which sadly, you don't get in a lot of today's mainstream rock songs. His words flow like poetry taking you down into parts of him that are both beautiful and eerie. There are few hits in there that you can't miss: "Figure It Out" gets introspective using tougher tones and louder vocals that stay reminding long after they're done playing. Or there’s "Clean The Blade”, it tells a passionate story craving more outta life giving nods to ambition, dreams, and just how far we'd go to get them. [caption id="attachment_52012" align="alignnone" width="1080"] Matthew S. Horner's "The Dark Room": A Deep Dive into the Shadows of Rock[/caption] But don't miss out on "Dark Heart". It got brightness amidst all these darker tunes but damned if it ain’t equally grand – it's a nod to healing and unity making sure the album ends on a hopeful note. "The Dark Room" will keep you hooked start to finish as it mirrors emotions travelling from stormy waves through tranquil moments; casting spells that lure listeners deep into its rhythmical magic. From Horner’s first release until now, we see an artist who isn’t just evolving but makes you feel, feel deep within as we travel with him. Artfully crafted and massive production - “The Dark Room” shows the world that alternative rock ain't no deadbeat. It's alive and wild in Matthew S. Horner’s vision of music that invites crowd into his dark room, a space we fill together sharing sentiments woven into pure music. Alongside all musical drops happening today, “The Dark Room” stands alone asking us to accept our whole while savouring sounds shaking us at our core. This album passes straight through the surface and strikes your spirit – engraving Matthew S. Horner as an artist who makes us feel powerful emotions riding on giant rock waves. Never thought darkness could be so moving, huh? Follow Matthew S. Horner on YouTube, Facebook, Instagram and TikTok.

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2024.11.17 福岡 TheDarkRoom

Tidepool 2024 11/17(sun) TheDarkRoom 18:00 open Charge¥1,300+1d order

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[jenmedsbookreviews]

The Darkroom: Case Files of a Scotland Yard Forensic Photographer by A.J. Hewitt

Today I'm sharing my thoughts on The Darkroom: Case Files of a Scotland Yard Forensic Photographer by A.J. Hewitt @scotlandyardcsi @sevendialsbooks #books #bookreview #thedarkroom #nonfiction #crimescenephotography #bookstagram #booksofinstagram

Today I am sharing my review of The Darkroom: Case Files of a Scotland Yard Forensic Photographer by A.J. Hewitt. I don’t read much non-fiction to be honest, but I did think that this sounded like a fascinating read. I wasn’t disappointed. Source: Owned CopyRelease Date: 15 February 2024Publisher: Seven Dials Continue reading The Darkroom: Case Files of a Scotland Yard Forensic Photographer by…

[yuriko-shirou]

Sueños rotos Técnica mixta sobre cartulina 28x38 cm The Dark Room, 2019 @havengallery #havengallery #thedarkroom #ilustracion #originalart #mixmedia #traditionalart #fantasyart #fantasy https://www.instagram.com/p/B8LRJM6jomT/?igshid=1dxr1sj0yy2p4

[sohciety]

bathing lady

Feb 2020

I replaced the film in my Kodak single use camera (recycling!) with a roll of ISO 100 and pushed it two stops. Really liked the results, especially since I wasn’t sure I loaded the disposable correctly and was nervous about light leaks. The best takeaway from this experiment was that I experimented. I didn’t overthink what I was shooting since I wasn’t confident the film would even turn out. But it did! And I am happy!

[valiantlovevoid]

Silo Shot on a Mamiya 1000 DTL and Mamiya 50mm f2 lens. Portra 800 rated at 200 or 400. August 2019 #mamiyasekor1000dtl #mamiya1000dtl #mamiya #fujifilm #35mm #filmisntdead #filmisnotdead #filmphotographer #thedarkroom #manualphotography #analog #analogphotography #analogfilm #fuji #thedarkroomlab #igersindianafilm #igersindiana #portra #portra800 #kodakporta800 #Kodak #igersindy #igersnoblesville #Noblesville #noblesvilleindiana #silo #farm #rualindiana (at Noblesville, Indiana) https://www.instagram.com/p/B2Evb2PpHL7/?igshid=pcahgylgz0xj

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[tomripples]

Album "Fleur de Lis", Trailer (Epilog) zur Auskopplung "The dark room" (Full Version) ... schau doch mal rein unter ... http://www.tomripples.de/darkroom ... den vollständigen Song kannst Du bei Apple Music, Spotify, Google Play Music, Napster, Deezer oder Tidal hören ...

Helena lebte von 248 n. Chr. bis 330 n. Chr., war die Mutter des römischen Kaisers Konstantin I. und hatte einen überaus großen mütterlichen Einfluss auf ihren Sohn. Sie ist diejenige, die entgegen der traditionellen Geschichtsschreibung maßgebend und richtungsweisend bei der Einführung des Christentums im römischen Reich ist, weil sie beharrlich Konstantin I. den christlichen Glauben näherbringt. Damit ist sie Initiatorin und Ursache dafür, dass Konstantin I. die erste europäische Zeitenwende einleiten kann. Allerdings kann sie nicht verhindern, dass ihr Sohn das Christentum und seine Symbole lediglich als Machtfaktor in seinem Reich nutzen wird.

Images designed and created by: Christian Bodhi; Louis de Funes; Sebastian Ganso; Matthias Groeneveld; Moshe Harosh; Iconikmg; Tomislav Jakupec; Ronny K.; PIRO4D; Tom Ripples; Cesar Augusto Ramirez Vallejo; Vimeo; Carl Watermark;

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[marypicken]

The Dark Room by Lisa Gray   @lisagraywriter  @AmazonPub

'A terrific, well-paced read which will keep you guessing all the way through.'

Source: Review copyPublication: 25 October 2022 from Thomas and MercerPP: 287ISBN-13: 978-1542035354 My thanks to Thomas and Mercer for an advance copy for review Ex–crime reporter Leonard Blaylock spends his days on an unusual hobby, developing strangers’ forgotten and discarded rolls of film. He loves the small mysteries the photographs reveal to him. Then Leonard finds something no one would…

[bobdixonphotos]

B&Wfilm photo. Three story. #adobe #lightroom #film #bwfilm #filmphotography #bnw #thedarkroom #nikon #nikonf #photomic #50mmf14 #artistaedu #artista200 #3storyhouse #laurelavenue #september #september9 #brynmawr #brynmawrmpls #urbanlandscape #cityscape #minneapolis #minnstagrammers (at Bryn - Mawr) https://www.instagram.com/p/CXETyGxlWZ6/?utm_medium=tumblr

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2023.11.26 福岡 TheDarkRoom

2023.11.06 sun TheDarkRoom

“Tidepool” 4th Anniversary

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[ultralowoxygen]

Harrison Street, San Francisco by Patrick Vennari Via Flickr: Contax T2 Portra 160 38mm Carl Zeiss Sonnar The Lightroom San Clemente #classiclenses #35mmfilm #film #filmphotography #analog #analogphotography #Portra160 #SanFrancisco #negativepositives #shootfilmbenice #banalmag #shootitwithfilm

[frontlistn]

Rasipuram Krishnaswami Ayyar Narayanaswami, or R. K. Narayan, is one of the most celebrated Indian novelists writing in English. This master storyteller was born on October 10, 1906 in Madras or present day Chennai.

[lumalestamales]

#lumales tune in #lumalestamales #thedarkroom #tamalefusion #tamalesofig https://www.instagram.com/p/CSqXPM7rlMG/?utm_medium=tumblr

[valiantlovevoid]

Testing another camera. Apparently I was watching some @mattdayphoto on the TV. Shot with Olympus Infinity Zoom 230. Fuji Superia 400. July 2019 #fujifilm #fujisuperia #fujisuperia400 #35mm #filmisntdead #filmisnotdead #filmphotographer #thedarkroom #manualphotography #analog #analogphotography #analogfilm #fuji #thedarkroomlab #Olympus #olympusinfinityzoom230 #35mmpointandshoot https://www.instagram.com/p/B1uxbxTJX-A/?igshid=1p2u5umuzxvo5

[photojag]

First experience shooting 35 mm and I'M SOLD!

Today as I was working and hanging with the kids, my inbox alerted me that one of my best friends, Wes had written a new blog post. This is cool for several reasons. To see what I mean you will simply have to go check it out for yourself, HERE. He is much better at writing regularly and at writing in general. It reminded me, I haven't written all week. While I love sharing my work with you, I also love expressing my thought's and such just as much. I have said it in the past, but for me, writing is also a release and therapeutic in nature. I have been rambling about my new fascination with shooting film, and this week when I received my scans from The DarkRoom Lab that took on a whole new meaning for me. I was so damn excited to see if my cameras were actually working, but to see those images that I cant flip through on the back of my camera. They were all brand new to me once more, and man that is a lot of fun. They are also tangible, as my negatives are being mailed back to me now. They also required little, if any work in post-processing after getting them. Are they perfect? Only in the way they make me feel, and how they let me relive those small moments in our life together. Because isn't that what we as photographers are supposed to be doing? We provide this for everyone else, so it was refreshing to be on the receiving end of an online gallery. Even though I took every shot, it was still amazing to get. I felt like I had finally found a meaning and purpose. So I am going to run with it. I'm going to shoot lots more film. I am also offering prints of past work and specific prints of my film work. It needs to be held, admired and displayed. Ok so in keeping this short, all images below were shot on 35mm film, with my Minolta Dynax 5 ( thank you Robin Collins ) and processed at The DarkRoom. The black and white is either Kodak tri-x 400 or Ilford HP5, and the color shots are Fujifilm Superia 400.  If you are interested in prints, there is a new tab located on the top of my home page.

  As always, I am grateful you stopped by. I always appreciate comments and suggestions. So until the next one, #filmsnotdead