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Thanks! This was a double exposure, so I blocked out half the frame with a tree trunk and took a shot. Then I flipped the camera and took another shot without advancing the film. The canon a1 has a switch specifically for this, so you can re-engage the shutter without advancing the film.

Fuck lawns

Thanks for the feedback! This was my first time scanning B&W film myself, I just did a batch inversion from one reference frame and stopped adjusting when it looked fine.

Just went back and adjusted the black and white points based on the histogram, and it looks a lot better!

https://i.imgur.com/uqhxKsU.jpeg

This research paper seems to indicate that you could skip the decarb step if you will be steeping for ~60mins at a consistent boiling temperature. But it is likely much more effective to decarb for a few minutes prior to infusion. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/...

They're dressed up for a thanksgiving day parade in Detroit. They were marching with a balloon of Captain Underpants.

Nice! I like that you got the pigeon and tree trunk in focus, while the background elements are a little off kilter. Very fun shot!

f1.4 is just the max aperture of the lens I used. I think this was shot around 1/15s f11. Not 100% sure on the aperture since I just set the camera to shutter priority.

Really nice framing in this photo!

Thanks! Yep definitely not Hawaii. I didn't even know Hawaii had a chinatown, very cool!

Thanks!

I get that, things are always a little more calm and quiet when it's raining/foggy.

Yep! It was my first time visiting. I had no idea there was a national park so close to home.

Hmm the film stock may actually be Amber D400

I love the flat side-profile you got on this! Did you have to wait a while to line this up?

Yep, small world! I took this around Xmas time. I was hoping for some snow, but the fog made up for it

Thanks! Nope, I shot it at 125. Really happy with how all the shots turned out. I've got a couple more rolls that I'll definitely be shooting at the same iso.

Thanks!

Thanks!

After being a "smartphone photographer" for years, I finally took the plunge into film last year and loved it.

I have so much fun getting my film back from the lab and finally revealing all the pictures I had taken.

Now I'm looking forward to getting into some alternative printing methods!

This was taken from inside an underwater pond room at a local park! https://i.imgur.com/xCXtwNw.jpeg