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Kodak tri-X 400 exposed at 200 ID-11 developed regular time. The sepia look is because I color-scanned a b&w negative. The warm tint is only due to the low kelvin light source underneath the film. It's truly a brown & white picture.
Purchased an EOS 3000 a while ago (it was cheap) perfectly adequate and capable camera - boring as bat shit though, so I cleaned it up and sold it. This was my only film. #EOS3000 #Brisbane #river #architecture
Purchased an EOS 3000 a while ago (it was cheap) perfectly adequate and capable camera - boring as bat shit though, so I cleaned it up and sold it. This was my only film. #EOS3000 #Brisbane #river #architecture
During Christmas Holidays, I spent few days in Bavaria, Germany. Nürnberg Christmas Market is one of the most famous of its kind. I used three different cameras and three different types films, its of them giving a different feel of this medieval town
After I exposed this film at a flea market I just sent it to my dear swap-partner @Liaye as a surprise. Her reaction was lovely! This project was a lot of fun as the pictures are fun as well! Thank you so much @Liaye! I exposed the film with my Yashica FR-1 of course
After I exposed this film at a flea market I just sent it to my dear swap-partner @Liaye as a surprise. Her reaction was lovely! This project was a lot of fun as the pictures are fun as well! Thank you so much @Liaye! I exposed the film with my Yashica FR-1 of course
After I exposed this film at a flea market I just sent it to my dear swap-partner @Liaye as a surprise. Her reaction was lovely! This project was a lot of fun as the pictures are fun as well! Thank you so much @Liaye! I exposed the film with my Yashica FR-1 of course
After I exposed this film at a flea market I just sent it to my dear swap-partner @Liaye as a surprise. Her reaction was lovely! This project was a lot of fun as the pictures are fun as well! Thank you so much @Liaye! I exposed the film with my Yashica FR-1 of course