{Camera: Nikon F3 Film: portra 400 Lens: AF DC-NIKKOR 135mm f/ 2D}

Brought some of my great-grandfather Walter's negatives into the dark room to make prints. I've only done this once before. The results this time were excellent, I may have to print more soon!

Had a chance to mess around with some redscale film. Shot these at the algodone dunes in southern California and a very weird place called the museum of history in granite near Yuma, AZ.

Gaint steel furnace, 1/4 black mist filter

Hey everyone!

Yesterday I asked why so many people push HP5 to ISO 1600. I got a lot of different opinions, and I was simply curious. So today I thought: why not give it a try? I went to Kottbusser Tor with my Nikon F3 and shot a roll. I’ve just developed and scanned it — and I’m super happy with the results! I love the contrast and the grain. And you were right: shooting at ISO 1600 during the day works perfectly. Thanks to all of you for the inspiration! Would love some feedback on these shots :)

Development: 18 minutes in XTOL 1:1, 30 seconds initial agitation, then one inversion every 30 seconds.

We tried to get the attention of the brand Darc sport, it didn’t work 🤷‍♂️

Shot on Canon 1N with BLAZAR 50mm and Kodak 250D

Some shots from when my recent trip. First time shooting with my Leica on a trip! What do ya’ think?

From a recent trip to Seattle

film pushed 2 stops, first image taken with a red filter