We were filkers once, and young
May. 1st, 2009 05:56 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
autographedcatWell, not *that* young, but...
I mentioned in my last post that I found I still had a large assortment of Gafilk photos to upload. When I actually set about doing this, I was astonished to discover that not only did I have Gafilk photos I had never uploaded, but in fact photos from last year's OVFF as well. So I've gone through them all, cleaned them up a bit, and uploaded them for your enjoyment:
Ohio Valley Filk Festival 2008
Georgia Filk Convention 2009
There are a lot fewer photos from Gafilk this year, because I spent most of the weekend running around putting out little fires, but I did manage to get to a couple of concerts with my camera. (I attended bits of other programming, I just didn't have the lens with me.)
I mentioned in my last post that I found I still had a large assortment of Gafilk photos to upload. When I actually set about doing this, I was astonished to discover that not only did I have Gafilk photos I had never uploaded, but in fact photos from last year's OVFF as well. So I've gone through them all, cleaned them up a bit, and uploaded them for your enjoyment:
Ohio Valley Filk Festival 2008
Georgia Filk Convention 2009
There are a lot fewer photos from Gafilk this year, because I spent most of the weekend running around putting out little fires, but I did manage to get to a couple of concerts with my camera. (I attended bits of other programming, I just didn't have the lens with me.)
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Date: 2009-05-01 11:41 pm (UTC)My favorite just might be the B&W of me signing during the Ropers' set: "cause you were right, and I was WRONG, and there's nothing I can do but admit it in this song, 'cause you were right..."
The "wrong" sign looks just so right!
Thanks for posting; it brought back many happy memories.
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Date: 2009-05-01 11:45 pm (UTC)Often, when I convert a photo to B&W, it's because it's slightly out of focus but there's just something about it I can't stand to lose, and for some reason B&W seems slightly more forgiving of being out of focus. (In a couple of places, where even the B/W looked muddy, I've even gone with sepia. *grin*)