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Roll two of my foggy misty shots from yesterday around work. I shot some of these earlier in the day and then the rest after it got dark. I was handholding the camera so some of the shots aren't as sharp as I hoped. But, I still liked the results.
Roll two of my foggy misty shots from yesterday around work. I shot some of these earlier in the day and then the rest after it got dark. I was handholding the camera so some of the shots aren't as sharp as I hoped. But, I still liked the results.
One of the things I love to do is to keep the rolls for a few months in trhe refrigerator after being exposed. When I process them I don't remember anything about the pictures or even the camera I might have a nice surprise after scanning the negatives :)
This one was pushed 3 stops, was probably shot in the summer (august?) and it looks like something from my LC-A+ or XA2.
One of the things I love to do is to keep the rolls for a few months in trhe refrigerator after being exposed. When I process them I don't remember anything about the pictures or even the camera I might have a nice surprise after scanning the negatives :)
This one was pushed 3 stops, was probably shot in the summer (august?) and it looks like something from my LC-A+ or XA2.
One of the things I love to do is to keep the rolls for a few months in trhe refrigerator after being exposed. When I process them I don't remember anything about the pictures or even the camera I might have a nice surprise after scanning the negatives :)
This one was pushed 3 stops, was probably shot in the summer (august?) and it looks like something from my LC-A+ or XA2.
One of the things I love to do is to keep the rolls for a few months in trhe refrigerator after being exposed. When I process them I don't remember anything about the pictures or even the camera I might have a nice surprise after scanning the negatives :)
This one was pushed 3 stops, was probably shot in the summer (august?) and it looks like something from my LC-A+ or XA2.
One of the things I love to do is to keep the rolls for a few months in trhe refrigerator after being exposed. When I process them I don't remember anything about the pictures or even the camera I might have a nice surprise after scanning the negatives :)
This one was pushed 3 stops, was probably shot in the summer (august?) and it looks like something from my LC-A+ or XA2.
One of the things I love to do is to keep the rolls for a few months in trhe refrigerator after being exposed. When I process them I don't remember anything about the pictures or even the camera I might have a nice surprise after scanning the negatives :)
This one was pushed 3 stops, was probably shot in the summer (august?) and it looks like something from my LC-A+ or XA2.
One of the things I love to do is to keep the rolls for a few months in trhe refrigerator after being exposed. When I process them I don't remember anything about the pictures or even the camera I might have a nice surprise after scanning the negatives :)
This one was pushed 3 stops, was probably shot in the summer (august?) and it looks like something from my LC-A+ or XA2.
One of the things I love to do is to keep the rolls for a few months in trhe refrigerator after being exposed. When I process them I don't remember anything about the pictures or even the camera I might have a nice surprise after scanning the negatives :)
This one was pushed 3 stops, was probably shot in the summer (august?) and it looks like something from my LC-A+ or XA2.
