Title inspired by a certain Star Wars film that made its debut this week.
Digital is killing me… it’s a necessary evil, but I need to go back to my roots.
As I write this, there’s a relatively inexpensive film camera in Japan with my name on it…
—Peter.
―Theodore Roethke
All my B&W images are developed at home using my easy film developing process.
All my B&W images are developed at home using my easy film developing process.
Mamiya RZ67 Pro II + 110/2.8 @ f/4 + ND filter + Kodak Tri-X 400 + cute model again.
(Related: Pure — Tenderness)
—Peter.
Mamiya RZ67 Pro II + 110/2.8 @ f/4 + ND filter + Kodak Tri-X 400 + cute (but quick moving!) model.
—Peter.
Technical: Mamiya RZ67 Pro II + 110mm @ f/2.8 + Kodak Tri-X 400.
—Peter.
In remembrance.
The Arboretum, Guelph.
—Peter.
Sometimes, you just have to hang on.
—Peter.
Technical: 1/30 sec.
Technical #2: My Leica M3 is broken (curtain issue). I thought the (now sold) 50/2 Jahre was flaring badly, but the same bright spot I was seeing in its images appears in the centre of most of my images with 35 Summicron ASPH. Bummer! Thank goodness I took two quick images of this scene and this (second) image was okay. Thank you also to my friend Mark (If Time Stood Still) for help with the diagnosis.
…and catching.
Images from one roll of Tri-X.
Shot, developed, and scanned today.
—Peter.
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Flamenco Sketches, soft window light, and her ever present calmness.
(This image is from the same roll of film as Floral Interlude and the First Day of School (September 8, 2015) series.)
—Peter.
↑Leica M3, Undisclosed Lens #3, Kodak Tri-X 400, Plustek 8200i.
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