Film Photography Blog
Winterton Beach on Kodak Gold 200
The images here were taken with my much under-used Rollei 35B and a roll of Kodak Gold 200. I’ve been mainly shooting experimental films recently and these remind me just how lovely a simple color film can be.
Exbury Gardens on Kodak Gold 200
As soon as the cool kids realise Kodak Gold is better than Portra that’ll be it, the price will rocket. So for now I’m going to max it out…
Hawkshill Enclosure on Kodak Gold 200
Late afternoon doggo walk featuring a snippet of golden hour
Cross Processed Kodak Gold 200
Now you are probably wondering what’s the deal with the slightly cross processed vibes…
Bucklers Hard on Kodak Gold 200
A gentle Sunday morning stroll down to Bucklers Hard from Beaulieu village with the plastic but fun Ektar half frame camera. Boy oh boy it’s hard work shooting 72 frames!
Hatchet Pond on Kodak Gold 200
A present from my mum at Christmas, I wasn't sure what to expect from the Zeiss Ikonta 521. Produced from 1938 to 1954, this small medium format 120 film camera is suprisingly light and for me has the best of both worlds - more function and better quality than smaller 120 pin hole cameras and much lighter than the house brick weights of the likes Bronicas, Hasselblad and Mayima (to name but a few).