#iso400

[hisafoto]

「逸見と汐入」

[littlehouse865]

a few months ago i bought a minolta 100srt from a friend. at first, i was really afraid to use it. its my first time shooting with film and i don't have a lot of experience with photography, but finally, i have something i want to share! i will probably make multiple posts with my photos. 36 might seem like not too much when you are used to having a digital camera on you all the time (like your smartphone.....) but to be honest, its not that easy to use up. i know its a bit cliche, but i do feel that analog photography helped me find a little more beauty in my surroundings. the film i used was fujifilm color iso 400. here are a few photos i shoot on a very sunny saturday 29/03/2025

this little guy was just chilling in the flowers....

a very yummy fluffy omlette my dear boyfriend made

more flowers and a very pretty old yellow sign

this is me and @kcaper in a mirror of a vespa. i wish the whole mirror fit in the photo! small details like that can really make a huge difference, but as you can see, i wasnt looking in the viewfinder while shooting so it was kinda difficult. im glad you can see us tho <3

[filmphotographyjournal]

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[upthespiralstaircase]

just a short rest by gato-gato-gato Via Flickr: Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia Leica MP, Kodak UltraMax Professional 400 21 lessons learned on the TransSiberian Railway

[ultralowoxygen]

Bahnhofsvorhalle in Leipzig by Björn Via Flickr: Pentax 17 Kodak UltraMax 400

[great-photography-attributed]

By toby.harvard https://flic.kr/p/SCnFWJ

[convexly]

Untitled by Brittany Anwender

[lacunha]

Madison on film.