T-Max and the Autocord II, Roll 10 (#7)
Soldier's Tower, Hart House (right) and University College (left), University of Toronto. First time (knowingly) using T-Max 100 in the Autocord II. I definitely underestimated the light levels for most of this roll. Might have to break down and get a light meter. Home-processed black and white roll #17 (Developer: Rodinal).
Taken by bridgetj with a Minolta Autocord II loaded with Kodak T-max film in Toronto, Canada. These tags describe this photo: toronto, street, urban, city, home processed, autocordii, b&w, and outdoors. Date: 2012-10-16. Time: Afternoon. This photo can also be found in the albums The Wood and the Stone (Buildings I Like)Minolta Autocord II: Rolls 10-11 (September - November 2012).
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extrafudge
I love this place. The details on this piece of architecture are amazing. :)