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• 2 months ago

  Medium Format Film Processing in the Metro Detroit area?

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• May 14th, 2009

  Should I see the Mets versus the Dodgers, or the Mets versus the Cardinals?

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• May 16th, 2008

  Should I buy a refurbished mac?

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• February 22nd, 2008

  Where to live in Brooklyn?

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• 2 months ago

  Medium Format Film Processing in the Metro Detroit area?

  Dropped off at Titan this afternoon. Ritz does process medium format film, but it is $6.50 a roll to process. Plus, I don’t trust Ritz. Thank you all for your responses, but I wanted to hear if any Detroit-area photographers had experience with local photo labs. I guess not.
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• 2 months ago

  Medium Format Film Processing in the Metro Detroit area?

  They are. I googled detroit photo processing and that was the majority of my results.
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• 2 months ago

  Medium Format Film Processing in the Metro Detroit area?

  Well, I did google it and it mostly came up with CVS & Walgreens. But I’m asking flutherites because I want to hear about their experience with different photo labs.
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• June 3rd, 2009

  New York Advice?

  I currently live in NY and work retail, so here are my broke girl options for you: Touristy: – MoMA is free from 4–8 Fridays – Guggenheim is free 6–8 Fridays – The Staten Island Ferry is included in your purchase of any unlimited metro card and is the best way to see the Statue of Liberty – Walk across the Brooklyn Bridge and then eat pizza at Grimaldi’s – The Museum of Natural History and The Metropolitan Museum of Art both have suggested donations. I usually give a dollar or two when I go. – The Cathedrals are lovely and St. Patrick’s is a few short blocks from MoMA and Rockefeller Center. Also close by is the Air Tram which is included in the price of an unlimited metro card as well. – While it is a long way, walking from from the 30s up to Central Park is fun because you get to see lots of landmarks. – A little less touristy, and if you don’t mind heading to Brooklyn, is Pete’s Candy Store which has free shows every night. Although, you might have to be a certain age to get in. – Strawberry Fields and The Castle are pretty cool to visit in Central Park. Shopping: – While Chinatown is a hassle it is pretty fun to haggle. Also Pearl River Mart is in the area and they have two floors of goodness. – If you don’t have an H&M in your area, everyone who comes to visit me shops there. – Lots of people like Century 21, but I’ve never been there. – The Strand is a local book store close to Union Square that boasts over 18 miles of books. – AC Gears is a small electronics store that has fun little gadgets (the boys may like it). Food: – If you don’t want to eat out for every meal stop into Trader Joe’s (14th St. and 3rd Ave.) to pick up some food. – Pukk is a super affordable vegetarian Thai restaurant in the Village. – You can hit up Grey’s Papaya and get two hot dogs and soft drink for $2.50. – The Shake Shack in Madison Square Park (in view of the Empire State Building) is always fun, but the lines can be quite formidable on weekends. – French Roast is also affordable and is in the Upper West Side and the East Village. Hopefully you have longer than a day in NY, because it is fantastic!
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• May 24th, 2009

  Who would you cast for the Great Gatsby?

  @mcbealer I wish I were.
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