Another 365 Project – Day 252
It’s been a few days since my last post (again!) However, today’s post is a bit of a treat as I shot these images on film. I took these when I went on a brief hike on New Year’s day … Continued
Another 365 Project – Day 231
Toronto street photography in the Financial District. Shot with a 55 year old Leica camera on Tri-X black and white film developed at home.
Another 365 Project – Day 230
From a couple of rolls of film shot over the last two weeks in a 55 year old camera.
Another 365 Project – Day 227
Rest in pease, Joe Nusca…
Another 365 Project – Day 218
Another photo from yesterday. I photographed this hosta about four months ago on the digital Leica M.
Another 365 Project – Day 217
I think this is the longest gap between postings since the start of my 365 day project. Well, I hope this one is a bit of a treat. Today I exposed a couple of rolls of Kodak Tri-X black and … Continued
Another 365 Project – Day 148
Analog capture of a patio in the spring of this year, when the days were drier! Leica M6 and 35mm Summicron-M.
Another 365 Project – Day 134
About 4 weeks ago, one of my daughters and I checked out a nearby antique/flea market. Using film seemed apropos to record the moments. While there was a lot of junky items, there were also a few genuine items that … Continued
Another 365 Project – Day 130
Finally developed the roll of Efke 100. I’ve processed this film in the past using Kodak HC-110. Today I used Rodinal diluted at 1:75 for 13 1/2 minutes. Compared to the HC-110, Rodinal took a longer time to develop and … Continued
Another 365 Project – Day 127
I have finally have another roll of film to develop…but that won’t be happening until tomorrow or Saturday. In the meantime, here are some film images I created about a month ago. It was a gathering of friends who are … Continued
Another 365 Project – Day 120
Pulling out an image from the recent past at St. Lawrence Market.
Another 365 Project – Day 105
Yay!!! Some film images. Shot with the Leica M6 on Rollei Retro 400S developed for 6 1/2/ minutes in Kodak HC110.