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And now the final roll of film I shot! I got a bunch of photos of my fellow cute furry friends in the parade at the end of this roll.
Lot of cute fursuits in the parade. Anyway that was my Portland Pride! I had a lot of fun, it was actually the first pride I've been to.
These were shot on Kodak ColorPlus 200, using an Olympus OM-g camera with a Vivitar 35-70mm lens, as before!
And the second to last roll shot at pride, this time in black and white! These ones ended up a bit overbright, I think I either overexposed them or overdeveloped them a bit.
I'm leaning towards them being a bit overdeveloped. This was my first time shooting this film stock, but I'm fairly certain I set the camera ISO correctly. I stand developed them, for a bit over an hour, but that might've been a bit too long for this film stock, I'm not sure.
The film stock was Kodak Tri-X 400, shot on an Olympus OM-g camera with a Vivitar 35-70mm lens, just like the others
And more photos from the parade! Here's the 3rd roll I shot
These were all taken on the 19th at the parade. I really like how this film stock ended up looking-this was my first time shooting it. I got it for about half off because it was expired but it still came out really well.
These were shot on Wolfen Color NC400, using an Olympus OM-g with a Vivitar 35-70mm lens.
So last weekend I traveled to Portland, Oregon so I could attend Portland Pride with my boyfriend! I had a lot of fun, and I shot 5 rolls of film while there.
Here's some photos! This was the first roll of film I shot-not all from pride as you'll see. I also shot some photos on the Vancouver waterfront the day before in Washington.
These were taken on the 18th and 19th, on the Vancouver waterfront and at the Portland Pride festival respectively. The film stock is Kodak Ultramax 400, all taken using an Olympus OM-g camera with a Vivitar 35-70mm lens.
slight correction, these were taken on the 17th and 18th, not the 18th and 19th
And some more photos from pride! The second roll of film shot. These were from the Festival on the 18th and the parade on the 19th.
And now the photos from the parade!
and more to come! There were also a couple of selfies I took with my boyfriend on this roll that came out really cute, however we value our privacy so unfortunately I won't be sharing those here
These were all taken on Kodak Ektacolor 160, using an Olympus OM-g camera with a Vivitar 35-70mm lens.
So last weekend I traveled to Portland, Oregon so I could attend Portland Pride with my boyfriend! I had a lot of fun, and I shot 5 rolls of film while there.
Here's some photos! This was the first roll of film I shot-not all from pride as you'll see. I also shot some photos on the Vancouver waterfront the day before in Washington.
These were taken on the 18th and 19th, on the Vancouver waterfront and at the Portland Pride festival respectively. The film stock is Kodak Ultramax 400, all taken using an Olympus OM-g camera with a Vivitar 35-70mm lens.
Even more photos, some more color!
Two more rolls shot, the first of these had the first few shots also at the zoo, the rest were taken at home and on a walk on a nearby trail with my dog, the second roll was all shot on that trail as well.
The first roll is kinda an odd film, its Harman Phoenix 200. The film base is an odd color-before developing its yellow, and its purple after! It's also pretty grainy and sensitive to reds. It was shot on the Olympus OM-G, here's a few:
And here's some from the second roll-its a more conventional film, just some Kodak Ultramax 400, shot on the same camera:
MORE photos. I've got a few rolls of film that I developed over the past week or so, so I'm gonna make a few posts for them. Here's some photos from two rolls that were taken at the zoo with my boyfriend-they're color, developed C-41 as usual, and this time I did a much better job cleaning and drying the negatives-no visible water spotting, and little to no dust and hairs on the negatives as well. I bought a wetting agent and a squeegee for wiping the film and that seemed to help a lot.
This is the first roll-the first half of this one was taken on a drive through the mountains, and a few on a walk with my dog, the film stop is some Kodacolor 100, shot with an Olympus OM-G. Here's a few highlights:
And here's some from the second roll, this one was all taken at the zoo, the film stock is Kodak Gold 200, also shot with the Olympus OM-G:
And that's that for now!
What? Color? What is this, the future? Yes, believe it or not I have taken color images. Astonishing! And they were developed at home The film stock was some Fujifilm 200, and I developed it with Flic film's ECO kit. C-41 development is temperature sensitive, so I used a large plastic tub as a bath for the chemicals:
I heated water on the stove, and dumped it in the container until it was heated to the development temperature of 102° F. Actually, I heated it to above that temperature, then stirred constantly while waiting for it to cool to 102°. My figuring there is that should result in a more uniform temperature across both the water in the tub and the bottles. Then each chemical is used to develop the film. The chemicals are also reusable for up to 16 rolls of film, so I've stored them for later-they're supposed to have a shelf life of ~1-2 months depending on conditions. I've got some more color film to develop that I took at the zoo with my boyfriend, but I'm waiting for my wetting agent and film squeegee to arrive so I can clean them better after development-as you can probably see in the images, these ones still have some water spotting that I'm hoping to solve.
Anyway, here's more images:
More home developed B&W images, I think I'm getting better at it. Still need to get better at cleaning the negatives tho, they've got a fair bit of water spotting-I ordered some wetting agent and a squeegee that I think will help with that. Its a shame I can't share all of these-I've got some very cute pictures of my niece and nephew but I'm absolutely not gonna share those images publicly online. Here's some more tho:
I cannot for the life of me remember where I took this one of the mountains just above. Here's my dog tho:
and some baby chicks:
And bus stop pic I took for some reason
Welcome to new sideblog for photography specifically-think I'm gonna go through my backlog of many photos for the past year and upload some here.
For today tho, I have developed some more B&W film at home, and refined my DSLR scanning setup:
I think I'm gonna try some color development at home too
Welcome to new sideblog for photography specifically-think I'm gonna go through my backlog of many photos for the past year and upload some here.
For today tho, I have developed some more B&W film at home, and refined my DSLR scanning setup:
I think I'm gonna try some color development at home too
