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I brought a film camera and a roll of Ektar to my trip to Segovia. Maybe there's some repetitions with my digital shots, but I think the comparison and the results are interesting.
film. pentax k1000. kodak ektar 100.
dishes done.
girls upstairs.
weeks going by way too fast.
goodnight.
xo,
tt
I never really got the whole foot photo trend. That said, didn't stop me from taking part in it. I levelled it out as a way to show where one had been. I see it now in this photo of my feet, standing on the old carpet in my parents basement. They replaced it sometime after this photo. It's easy to forget what once was, especially in the simpler details, like carpets or landmarks.
Disposable Wedding Cam - May, 2013
Dumfries 30th August 2014. FED 50 with K2 yellow filter left on accidentally shooting Kodak Max 400 (expired '06) at 200asa. lab C 41 processed and scanned
While looking for photos for a challenge I found many memories from the past.
I forget what year this was. Perhaps 1996? The family van had troubles with the brakes and my dad asked our across the street neighbor if he would lend a hand (as he'd done these before). For whatever reason I decided to document part of the operation with what film I had in my camera at the time.
A day out at the Pangbourne College Classic Car Show and a first for me shooting with a Carl Zeiss Ikon Nettar II 518/16 with Ilford HP5. Been a long time since I shot film and then that was only 35mm. If your wondering about the EXIF data - then the negative was subsequently photographed with the EOS7D to digitise it (new to group so I hope thats OK)
Carl Zeiss Ikon Nettar II 518/16
Ilford HP5
Novar Anastigmat 1:4.5 75mm