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"Paris Olympiades" has nothing to do with the 2024 Olympic Games. This is the name of a district of buildings located between Chinatown Paris and the University of Tolbiac. It's a great photo spot, with the buildings, the locals, the students, and the Asian atmosphere.
An afternoon wander in London with my Canon P, 50mm f/1.4 & 35mm f/2.8 Canon LTM lenses, and a roll of Kentmere Pan 400. Sunny 16 exposures! Developed in Bellini Hydrofen @ 20°C for 9 1/2 minutes and scanned on plustek OpticFilm 8200i
An afternoon wander in London with my Canon P, 50mm f/1.4 & 35mm f/2.8 Canon LTM lenses, and a roll of Kentmere Pan 400. Sunny 16 exposures! Developed in Bellini Hydrofen @ 20°C for 9 1/2 minutes and scanned on plustek OpticFilm 8200i
An afternoon wander in London with my Canon P, 50mm f/1.4 & 35mm f/2.8 Canon LTM lenses, and a roll of Kentmere Pan 400. Sunny 16 exposures! Developed in Bellini Hydrofen @ 20°C for 9 1/2 minutes and scanned on plustek OpticFilm 8200i
"Paris Olympiades" has nothing to do with the 2024 Olympic Games. This is the name of a district of buildings located between Chinatown Paris and the University of Tolbiac. It's a great photo spot, with the buildings, the locals, the students, and the Asian atmosphere.
Well, that's what I get using Color'92 film. It's exactly like using expired film - heavy grain, reddish or blueish shadows, strange scale of colors, unexpected rendering from a photo to another... I like using expired film, but if it is, 13 € a roll is too much for that. What do you think?
"Paris Olympiades" has nothing to do with the 2024 Olympic Games. This is the name of a district of buildings located between Chinatown Paris and the University of Tolbiac. It's a great photo spot, with the buildings, the locals, the students, and the Asian atmosphere.
"Paris Olympiades" has nothing to do with the 2024 Olympic Games. This is the name of a district of buildings located between Chinatown Paris and the University of Tolbiac. It's a great photo spot, with the buildings, the locals, the students, and the Asian atmosphere.
"Paris Olympiades" has nothing to do with the 2024 Olympic Games. This is the name of a district of buildings located between Chinatown Paris and the University of Tolbiac. It's a great photo spot, with the buildings, the locals, the students, and the Asian atmosphere.
"Paris Olympiades" has nothing to do with the 2024 Olympic Games. This is the name of a district of buildings located between Chinatown Paris and the University of Tolbiac. It's a great photo spot, with the buildings, the locals, the students, and the Asian atmosphere.
"Paris Olympiades" has nothing to do with the 2024 Olympic Games. This is the name of a district of buildings located between Chinatown Paris and the University of Tolbiac. It's a great photo spot, with the buildings, the locals, the students, and the Asian atmosphere.
"Paris Olympiades" has nothing to do with the 2024 Olympic Games. This is the name of a district of buildings located between Chinatown Paris and the University of Tolbiac. It's a great photo spot, with the buildings, the locals, the students, and the Asian atmosphere.
I experimented with some long exposition during a trip to the incredible city of Venice. Since it's colors are so wonderful during the day, I decided to use B&W during the night to capture the textures and lights flicking around in the waterways.
I experimented with some long exposition during a trip to the incredible city of Venice. Since it's colors are so wonderful during the day, I decided to use B&W during the night to capture the textures and lights flicking around in the waterways.
I experimented with some long exposition during a trip to the incredible city of Venice. Since it's colors are so wonderful during the day, I decided to use B&W during the night to capture the textures and lights flicking around in the waterways.
I experimented with some long exposition during a trip to the incredible city of Venice. Since it's colors are so wonderful during the day, I decided to use B&W during the night to capture the textures and lights flicking around in the waterways.
I experimented with some long exposition during a trip to the incredible city of Venice. Since it's colors are so wonderful during the day, I decided to use B&W during the night to capture the textures and lights flicking around in the waterways.
Does it ever rain in Italy? I'm not so sure. On another topic, I'm so happy I brought my 28mm for this trip, the extra real estate really helps in a city like Venice.
We got some wonderful sunny days during the first days of Spring in the incredible and uniquely photogenic Venice. I exposed the Phoenix as 100 since the sun was so present, and I had also read on Reddit about how the film would work better this way. This resulted in some overexposed pictures that I'm not too mad about since I do prefer having some excess than some lack of it in general.
We got some wonderful sunny days during the first days of Spring in the incredible and uniquely photogenic Venice. I exposed the Phoenix as 100 since the sun was so present, and I had also read on Reddit about how the film would work better this way. This resulted in some overexposed pictures that I'm not too mad about since I do prefer having some excess than some lack of it in general.
