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Trip to Japan #6, Day 4 - In Naha, like everyone else, we wandered along Kokusai-Dori with its countless cheap shops, bars, restaurants, and ice cream parlors... It’s colorful and showy, but really fun. You can feel the American influence: it looks just as much like a US downtown as it does a typical Japanese shopping street.
Trip to Japan #6, Day 4 - In Naha, like everyone else, we wandered along Kokusai-Dori with its countless cheap shops, bars, restaurants, and ice cream parlors... It’s colorful and showy, but really fun. You can feel the American influence: it looks just as much like a US downtown as it does a typical Japanese shopping street.
Trip to Japan #6, Day 4 - In Naha, like everyone else, we wandered along Kokusai-Dori with its countless cheap shops, bars, restaurants, and ice cream parlors... It’s colorful and showy, but really fun. You can feel the American influence: it looks just as much like a US downtown as it does a typical Japanese shopping street.
Trip to Japan #6, Day 4 - In Naha, like everyone else, we wandered along Kokusai-Dori with its countless cheap shops, bars, restaurants, and ice cream parlors... It’s colorful and showy, but really fun. You can feel the American influence: it looks just as much like a US downtown as it does a typical Japanese shopping street.
A casual afternoon stroll through Warsaw during the spring equinox, fueled by a desire to test a long-expired roll of Agfacolor XRS 100, see how the emulsion held up against time, and document the unpredictable color shifts for an upcoming YouTube video dedicated to expired film stocks. Armed with my trusty Seagull 4A TLR, I caught the final rays of the sun as the golden hour hit the city streets, blending the warmth of the setting sun with the weird, beautiful, and slightly moody shifts of this vintage film to create exactly the kind of analog magic I was hoping for. #agfa #agfacolor #Segull #Seagull4A #XRS #XRS100 #expired #expiredfilm
The Basilica of San Maurizio in the northern Italian port city of Imperia is the parish church of the parish of the same name and the co-cathedral of the Diocese of Albenga-Imperia. The Neoclassical church was built between 1781 and 1838 under the direction of Gaetano Cantoni. Its construction was intended to serve as a majestic monument to the Republic of Genoa and Porto Maurizio, a formerly independent district of Imperia.
I like this emulsion. It's simple, straight to the point and priced better than the Pro Image stock that it's supposedly replacing, so I think I'll be using it quite a lot in the future
The Kodak Retina I Type 010 is the first postwar version of the Retina series and was produced by Kodak AG in Stuttgart. Production ran from 1945 to 1949, marking the resumption of civilian camera manufacturing after World War II. The Retina series played a key role in the global adoption of the 35mm format, based on Kodak’s 135 film. The camera was designed by Dr. August Nagel, known for his compact and high-quality precision cameras. The Type 010 builds on prewar Retina models but includes modifications due to material shortages and postwar production conditions. Externally, it is distinguished by its leather-covered top plate and the absence of an accessory shoe. Technically, it is a folding 35mm camera with bellows and scale focusing, without a built-in rangefinder. Focusing is achieved by moving the lens via a helicoid mechanism and is supported by a depth-of-field calculator on the base plate. Many examples are equipped with a Schneider-Kreuznach Retina-Xenar 3.5/5 cm lens and a Compur-Rapid shutter with speeds up to 1/500 second. With approximately 126,000 units produced, it represents an important link between prewar and modern 35mm cameras. #KodakRetina #AnalogPhotography #FilmCamera #35mmFilm #VintageCamera #KodakAG #CameraHistory #FoldingCamera #PhotographyGear #ClassicCameras
