Film Photography Blog
Keyhaven on dubblefilm Revolog
Ventured to Keyhaven just after the sun came up to try and get some moody contrast black and white shots on my Bronica.
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).
Lepe on Kodak Tri-X 400
I bought a job lot of Bronicas on eBay last year. My trusty Hasselblad 500cm had started to stick and I wanted something similar that I could use whilst I sent the Hassy off for a service.
Calshot on Kodak Tri-X 125
A chilly start to the day, a 'balmy' 2 degrees, and, inspired by yesterday, I drop Oz off to school and headed down to Calshot beach with the house brick of a camera that is the Pentacon 6.
Applemore Inclosure on Ilford FP4 Plus 125
Grabbed the lightweight Yashica A, loaded it with a roll of good ol' reliable FP4 Plus 125 that I've had lying about for the past couple of years and headed out on a local walk.
Calshot Beach Huts on dubblefilm Treat
If you haven't heard of dubblefilm, they are a company that create some experimental films.
Around home on Ilford Delta 3200
Raining, grey, stuck indoors, uninspired. Fired this roll off aimlessly. Really dislike feeling uninspired like this.
Home on Wonderpan 400
Another grey winters day. Meh. My mood mirroring the clouds - I really wasn't feeling this roll.
Around Home on JCH StreetPan 400
When I picked a camera from the shelf I realised that there was already a roll of film in there, 4 images of which were exposed. I had no clue what film or how long it had been in the camera but at a guess 2-3 years.
Shatterford on Rollei Retro 400S
This was one challenging roll - far too dark indoors to shoot and pretty dodgy leaving the safety of the house.
Denny Wood on Kodak Portra 400
The year begins with gales and storms across the UK as Storm Henk sweeps across the country bringing disruption to many areas. Here in the New Forest we seem to be avoiding the worst of it however the ground remains sodden from previous rain and January 1st is a damp, dreary affair.