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Excellent.

this was a great project! are you planning on compiling it somehow in hardcopy?

also, i made the connection the other day that you met my sister-in-law katie p. at l'abri. small world.

....think what fun if you'd have found, for the 24th frame, one of those ubiquitous over-exposed frames at the end of the roll, washing out image (and words) with a big white light burned into the middle of it all....

Which is why I actually only did 23, making room for that one frame. The 24th was a guest appearance on another blog. Great minds . . . .

Charity, yes, I think maybe I made that connection when I saw your Scrabble post. That's wack, as the kids say.

just wondering: if you printed these out and sent them to me, how much would you charge?

When in the heck are you going to get a big fat book contract already? Somebody should do something about that.

Summer, the problem is that they're not very high quality; I have a feeling that, printed out, they'd look horrible. When you pop a picture up, that's the exact same size that they are on my computer. You could right-click and save each on in a folder on your desktop, and print from your computer or burn them onto a disc and have them printed, though that would be expensive since each one would have to be printed on an 8x10 sheet and then cut out. Let me know what you think, yes?

Rachel, well, I don't know if I have an entire book in me, but I'm terribly grateful for the support and mild bewilderment.

hmmm ok. well i think i can figure something out. :)

I think I may have that over-exposed image that you need. Email me if you are interested.

the text is cut off on a few of the photos (eg. shaneessay1)

jeff, if you click on shane's photo, it should take you to a blog entry (i didn't type on that one). i'm afraid that smaller computer screens can't accommodate some of the text. i didn't think ahead very well on that one.

I think you should consider the Photo Book option at Lulu.com - it's free to make the book. I also think that if you do a print version, that you should consider entering it into the Blooker Prize competition. They should be announcing soon that they're taking entries - the deadline would be mid-January.