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For my birthday in April, I was gifted a roll of Karmir 160 - an Armenian filmstock which doesn't look like anything I've ever shot before. When I got my scans back I was lost for words! I absolutely adore the warm tones. The only issue are the light leaks on some of the photos but I don't even mind them that much :)
For my birthday in April, I was gifted a roll of Karmir 160 - an Armenian filmstock which doesn't look like anything I've ever shot before. When I got my scans back I was lost for words! I absolutely adore the warm tones. The only issue are the light leaks on some of the photos but I don't even mind them that much :)
For my birthday in April, I was gifted a roll of Karmir 160 - an Armenian filmstock which doesn't look like anything I've ever shot before. When I got my scans back I was lost for words! I absolutely adore the warm tones. The only issue are the light leaks on some of the photos but I don't even mind them that much :)
For my birthday in April, I was gifted a roll of Karmir 160 - an Armenian filmstock which doesn't look like anything I've ever shot before. When I got my scans back I was lost for words! I absolutely adore the warm tones. The only issue are the light leaks on some of the photos but I don't even mind them that much :)
Girl portrait on the Baltic Sea beach in Latvia. Photos taken with Minolta x700 and Ilford Super x2 film. #Minolta #Minoltax700 #Ilford #Ilfordx2 #BalticSea #Sea #Telerokkor
