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Lubitel 2 camera (from 1975).
This was from a part-exposed roll that came with the camera. I had no idea what the film was so shot it at 1/25 sec and wide open (expose as much as possible hand-held).
The priory has not been used (other than as a barn) for many many years. Impressive building.
Other then blowing through a roll of 24 photos on Polar peak last weekend I am starting to slow down a bit.
This shot was taken with Kodak Gold 200 film, its a entry level film with a bit over the top orange tints, but for the price its hard to beat.
Spent the last 3 hours going through 48 images and scanning the good negatives in and editing out the dust and adjusting the colour and exposure in photoshop.
I also seem to be slowing down a lot when editing, I cant remember the last time I spent 3 hours working on photos. Lately its just been take 100+ pictures and throw the alright ones on Flickr. With film and having to wait for the scanner to scan the images and then edit them in Photoshop I am forced to slow down my work flow instead of rushing them through lightroom with a few quick presets.
Its only been a week since I started shooting film, it seems to be going alright so far; however, it will be interesting to see what my opinion is in a month or two from now!
An opticians in Stevenage old town. I quite liked the sign and the sun was catching it nicely.
Fed 2 camera
Industar 26M 50 mm lens
Ilford HP5+ film (accidentally over-exposed 2 stops)
Lab develop & scan
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Please read this everyone... my Great Grandma is really really sick.....like she cant walk or talk well,or hear at all...we have to carry her places,etc. It's been like this for a week and it's just so sad and she's basically moved in with us now. It's so sad and scary and i'm afraid she is gonna... well i'm not gonna say it. I've been helping my mom and nana take care of her.. .. it's just i'm so at a loss of what to do about it....... So PLEASE!! Pray for her if you pray, or keep her in your thoughts, whatever you do you know? I'd really really appreciate it......
a portion of my medium format film collection in my fridge, which range from 6 months to 45 years old. i kinda went on an ebay buying spree for expired film shortly after getting my yashica mat... you can see a brick of ilford selochrome 620 that expired in 1963 (still in the cellophane wrapper), and some ilford hp3 620 that expired in 1964. can't wait to see how foggy it is!
Today I received some 'interesting' FILM from a Good Mate and Fellow You Tuber Roger Lowe on the Isle of Wight to cheer me up after my Big Operation in London for my Liver Cancer Lesions ! these RUSSIAN films are marked in GOST. but also in 'ASA' with no development information and there are some 'dates' on the Boxes such as on the 130 Gost ( 160 ASA ) 1984 -- hope this is not the 'Develop By' Date!