It’s been a lovely spring this year, ideal for cracking open the Kodak Ektar 100.
Anstruther in spring
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The Logbook Solution
After the tribulations of the last blog post I have bitten the bullet and instituted a solution – a photography logbook. Say goodbye to mix-up film confusion, I hope. The logbook has come into it’s own for these photos, they’re spread over a couple of film types and a variety of locations and dates.
Posted in 35mm film, Black & White, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Leica, Scotland, Streets
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Mix n’ match
So to keep things in full working order it’s a good idea to make sure they’re used. True for many things, including old film cameras.
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Another taste of Glasgow
Winter’s always a bit more frustrating for street photography. It’s not so much the weather, it’s more the lack of daylight. Even on dry, mild days there’s only a handful of hours to spare, especially in the afternoons when most urban areas really start to get active.
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Edinburgh festival streets of 2017 – part 2
The weather was noticeably worse this year. I’m not made of sugar though, so as long as the camera was looked after then I was out there. The only issue is that everyone else takes cover, so less people on the streets for me to photograph. I like a challenge.
Posted in 35mm film, Black & White, Edinburgh, Edinburgh Festival, Leica, Streets
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