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Canon T3i
7.16.2020 / 7.12.2020
styofa doing anything
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❣ Chile in a Photography ❣
Keni
trying on a metaphor
Show & Tell
2025 on Tumblr: Trends That Defined the Year

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Jules of Nature

JVL

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Janaina Medeiros

Origami Around
Peter Solarz
Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her

if i look back, i am lost
let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open
One Nice Bug Per Day
AnasAbdin
$LAYYYTER
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NEOWISE
Canon T3i
7.16.2020 / 7.12.2020
Zinc Fields III / IV / V
Canon T3i
6.6.2020
Porch Light IV
Canon FT-QL
Kodak Gold 200
Summer 2020
Porch Light IV
Canon FT-QL
Kodak Gold 200
Summer 2020
Pleasant Valley / Gold Mine
Canon FT-QL
Kodak Gold 200
5.30.2020
Porch Light III
Canon FT-QL
Kodak Gold 200
5.23.2020
The Desert in Spring IV
Canon FT-QL
Kodak Gold 200
5.1.2020
Porch Light II
Canon FT-QL
Kodak Gold 200
4.7.2020
Tanglewood
Canon FT-QL
Kodak Gold 200
4.5.2020
Porch Light I
Canon FT-QL
Kodak Gold 200
1.11.2020
Winter on High Street
Canon FT-QL
Kodak Gold 200
12.28.2019
Inter-roll Intermission
Would you look at that, we’re finally on my most recent roll of scanned film!
This upcoming one began just before the pandemic and involved experimentation with more challenging lighting - particularly night scenes. I also scanned this roll myself, as I did with the last one, though I think there were slightly more scanning artifacts this time despite my best efforts.
In a more positive change, I began recording data on photos taken much more properly to ensure I have dates and settings (the latter for diagnosis of potential problems), something that the last roll was sorely missing. I had previously metered all shots by taking comparable shots on my T3i, giving me metadata for these posts and diagnostics, but it also made shooting film a very involved process. Before the last roll of film, I got batteries to finally use the through-the-lens metering system of the FT-QL, which streamlined my setup substantially - but perhaps a little too much, as I didn’t think to replace my system for getting metadata. After realizing my mistakes on this past roll, I’ve taken to keeping a shot record on my phone.
Now, I say this is my most recent roll of scanned film, which is true... at the moment. However, I just sent off four rolls of film for processing at The Darkroom (due to using one roll of expired C-41 slide film that was in a newly-acquired Nikon/Nikkormat FT2), which total over 100 photos. So, that’ll be fun to go through. This batch includes two 36-shot rolls taken at EAA Airventure this past summer, which is going to be an interesting experiment in action photography on film. Don’t be shocked if many of those don’t turn out, manually focusing on high-speed flybys is a challenge for someone used to landscape photography.
Van Hise II
Canon FT-QL
Kodak Gold 200
9.XX.2019
Van Hise I
Canon FT-QL
Kodak Gold 200
9.XX.2019
Crossing
Canon FT-QL
Kodak Gold 200
9.X.2019
Morning Escape IV
Canon FT-QL
Kodak Gold 200
9.18.2019
Morning Escape III
Canon FT-QL
Kodak Gold 200
9.18.2019