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Not to offend you, but your markup, let's say it this way, contains some pretty interesting design choices. Good luck making it mobile-friendly :) If you need any help from an HTML pseudo-professional, feel free to contact me at any time.
saint-images: Welcome to my homepage! was updated.
3 years ago
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bikobatanari
3 years ago
I really like how the film photos came out! They look like a series of long-distant memories; very nostalgic to look at for some reason.
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The website's redesign is out of testing stage! All that's left is mobile support. I tried my best to keep the old feeling. I hope I did well!
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Your Website looks very nice!
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saint-images
3 years ago
Thank you, this makes me extremely happy! o(*￣▽￣*)o You website is amazing too, the style is so pretty! And I have double respect for people who run their websites in two or more languages.
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mugmanfr
3 years ago
You're welcome, by the way, Thanks for featuring my website in this page, It will be a great help for me, my fansite and the Web series that my fansite is about : https://saint-images.neocities.org/new_beta/neocities.html
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saint-images: Welcome to my homepage! was updated.
3 years ago
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saint-images
3 years ago
Nooo this page wasn't supposed to become the largest preview picture ┗( T﹏T )┛
bikobatanari
3 years ago
Oh, if you were looking for my site button you can find it here: https://bikobatanari.art/neighbourhood.html :)
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Hi. Here's something I forgot to mention earlier: Some time ago you asked me about bands that had a similar sound to A Flock of Seagulls. I don't know if you saw the reply in the thread, but rbuchanan recommended that you try out the first four albums by Thompson Twins. I thought you might be interested in this info if you missed it earlier.
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saint-images
3 years ago
Thank you!! (and of course huge thanks to @rbuchanan). I'm halfway through the second album and some songs sound fairly similar to what I was looking for! ♪(´▽｀)
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saint-images: Welcome to my homepage! was updated.
3 years ago
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bmh
3 years ago
Back when I took photography at college I learned it's an idea to keep your stock of film in a fridge. The first and last shots usually have issues from my experience. And, I always used to push the end of the film into the cylinder (I doubt it's an issue)!
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nenko
3 years ago
I'm looking forward to seeing pictures taken with your new camera! Oh, and if I ever get rich I might buy Neocities and rename it to Nenkocities. And everyone will get free supporter accounts, of course. ^_^
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incessantpain
3 years ago
You can always squeeze in a few extra frames, I've gotten 40 shots from a 36 exp roll. Hope you have a lot of fun.
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saint-images
3 years ago
Thank you folks. It might not look like it, but every single comment is immensely important for me.
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swf386
3 years ago
my grandpa once gave me his old polaroid from the 60s/70s, but i've never actually used it (films are too expensive for those) but i really wanted to take some photos with it.
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saint-images: Welcome to my homepage! was updated.
3 years ago
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saint-images
3 years ago
A research on using neural networks to transform 2-dimensional photos into 3-dimensional scenes. I think it was the only available topic for me because all the other supervisors had no slots left. but. My supervisor wants me to do a crapton of stuff, and apparently he wants to use it in some piece of software that his company produces.
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that was a bit uncalled for tbh
Yeah, maybe.
Whew, at least something about me is interesting! I suppose you're talking about me using tables, iframes and style atrributes. You can attribute it to my crippling laziness. (#_<-) I have a few ideas on adaptation though; I think it should work out.