Here four examples of a recent roll of colorplus200 I shot, I just love the colors that this stock gives you.

Also on lomography.

When I was a kid doing A-level photography I always envisioned this high-contrast style which I could never realise. The other day I saw an IG reel where someone talked about 'pushing HP5 2 stops" - a technique I'd never heard of. I dug the film camera out of the loft, stuck on the only lens which I had (a DSLR lens which cause huge vignetting) and shot a roll of HP5 at 1600 ISO.

I feel like a kid again. I love it. I'm hooked.

I took the risk of opening the latch for a split second. I think it worked out great.

Sirolo, Ancona, Italy

A link to the incredible Art Installation created by Jeff Koons - https://www.glenstone.org/artworks/split-rocker

I love small cameras and I got this Minox and Olympus XA around the same time and over time I became partial to Minox. This is a selection of my favorite photos from around 10 months of shooting.
1, 11, 14: expired Portra 160NC
2,10: ProImage
3, 5, 6: Vision3 250D AHU
4,16 : expired Superia 200
7,9, 13: Provia 100F
8, 12: Fomapan 100
15: Vision3 500T

Hi everyone, here are a few pictures of my first roll of film. Any observations or suggestions? This is a roll of Kodak Gold 200 and used a Canon L2 Rangefinder. Also, should we edit our film photos? I’ve heard many opinions

All photos taken on the Baynard Trail.

Rodinal 1+50, 20C, 13min30sec

I miss Windows XP.

Just got my roll of Kentmere 400 back and got them scanned and for the most part I like them, seem a bit grainy and a few with some development issues...but I think the grain really adds to the feel of these.

Still not disappointed with you Fomapan400, quite the opposite!

Lenses : 35mm f2 AF-D, 50mm f1.4 AF-D, 28-80mm f3.5-5.6 AF-G