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Stepping back in time with the warmth of analog photography. 🍂✨ As the leaves turn to hues of fire, I found tranquility by this silent lake. Each frame, a pause in time, reflects the quiet splendor of autumn.
It took a few months to fill this film with life. But today I had the results. Film is not as forgiving to the amateur as a digital sensor would be. Part of the joy and a gentle reminder to always use a lens hood or avoid bright sunlight from the front. At some instances I attaches a 0.6 enlarging macro lens to the original lens. Works nicely but the lens hood does not fit. So it be :) There are pictures here which I could have taken around 100 years ago and no one could really tell the difference. This is in my opinion the best field for a black and white approach.
It took a few months to fill this film with life. But today I had the results. Film is not as forgiving to the amateur as a digital sensor would be. Part of the joy and a gentle reminder to always use a lens hood or avoid bright sunlight from the front. At some instances I attaches a 0.6 enlarging macro lens to the original lens. Works nicely but the lens hood does not fit. So it be :) There are pictures here which I could have taken around 100 years ago and no one could really tell the difference. This is in my opinion the best field for a black and white approach.
It took a few months to fill this film with life. But today I had the results. Film is not as forgiving to the amateur as a digital sensor would be. Part of the joy and a gentle reminder to always use a lens hood or avoid bright sunlight from the front. At some instances I attaches a 0.6 enlarging macro lens to the original lens. Works nicely but the lens hood does not fit. So it be :) There are pictures here which I could have taken around 100 years ago and no one could really tell the difference. This is in my opinion the best field for a black and white approach.
It took a few months to fill this film with life. But today I had the results. Film is not as forgiving to the amateur as a digital sensor would be. Part of the joy and a gentle reminder to always use a lens hood or avoid bright sunlight from the front. At some instances I attaches a 0.6 enlarging macro lens to the original lens. Works nicely but the lens hood does not fit. So it be :) There are pictures here which I could have taken around 100 years ago and no one could really tell the difference. This is in my opinion the best field for a black and white approach.
It took a few months to fill this film with life. But today I had the results. Film is not as forgiving to the amateur as a digital sensor would be. Part of the joy and a gentle reminder to always use a lens hood or avoid bright sunlight from the front. At some instances I attaches a 0.6 enlarging macro lens to the original lens. Works nicely but the lens hood does not fit. So it be :) There are pictures here which I could have taken around 100 years ago and no one could really tell the difference. This is in my opinion the best field for a black and white approach.
It took a few months to fill this film with life. But today I had the results. Film is not as forgiving to the amateur as a digital sensor would be. Part of the joy and a gentle reminder to always use a lens hood or avoid bright sunlight from the front. At some instances I attaches a 0.6 enlarging macro lens to the original lens. Works nicely but the lens hood does not fit. So it be :) There are pictures here which I could have taken around 100 years ago and no one could really tell the difference. This is in my opinion the best field for a black and white approach.
It took a few months to fill this film with life. But today I had the results. Film is not as forgiving to the amateur as a digital sensor would be. Part of the joy and a gentle reminder to always use a lens hood or avoid bright sunlight from the front. At some instances I attaches a 0.6 enlarging macro lens to the original lens. Works nicely but the lens hood does not fit. So it be :) There are pictures here which I could have taken around 100 years ago and no one could really tell the difference. This is in my opinion the best field for a black and white approach.
It took a few months to fill this film with life. But today I had the results. Film is not as forgiving to the amateur as a digital sensor would be. Part of the joy and a gentle reminder to always use a lens hood or avoid bright sunlight from the front. At some instances I attaches a 0.6 enlarging macro lens to the original lens. Works nicely but the lens hood does not fit. So it be :) There are pictures here which I could have taken around 100 years ago and no one could really tell the difference. This is in my opinion the best field for a black and white approach.
It took a few months to fill this film with life. But today I had the results. Film is not as forgiving to the amateur as a digital sensor would be. Part of the joy and a gentle reminder to always use a lens hood or avoid bright sunlight from the front. At some instances I attaches a 0.6 enlarging macro lens to the original lens. Works nicely but the lens hood does not fit. So it be :) There are pictures here which I could have taken around 100 years ago and no one could really tell the difference. This is in my opinion the best field for a black and white approach.
It took a few months to fill this film with life. But today I had the results. Film is not as forgiving to the amateur as a digital sensor would be. Part of the joy and a gentle reminder to always use a lens hood or avoid bright sunlight from the front. At some instances I attaches a 0.6 enlarging macro lens to the original lens. Works nicely but the lens hood does not fit. So it be :) There are pictures here which I could have taken around 100 years ago and no one could really tell the difference. This is in my opinion the best field for a black and white approach.
It took a few months to fill this film with life. But today I had the results. Film is not as forgiving to the amateur as a digital sensor would be. Part of the joy and a gentle reminder to always use a lens hood or avoid bright sunlight from the front. At some instances I attaches a 0.6 enlarging macro lens to the original lens. Works nicely but the lens hood does not fit. So it be :) There are pictures here which I could have taken around 100 years ago and no one could really tell the difference. This is in my opinion the best field for a black and white approach.
It took a few months to fill this film with life. But today I had the results. Film is not as forgiving to the amateur as a digital sensor would be. Part of the joy and a gentle reminder to always use a lens hood or avoid bright sunlight from the front. At some instances I attaches a 0.6 enlarging macro lens to the original lens. Works nicely but the lens hood does not fit. So it be :) There are pictures here which I could have taken around 100 years ago and no one could really tell the difference. This is in my opinion the best field for a black and white approach.
It took a few months to fill this film with life. But today I had the results. Film is not as forgiving to the amateur as a digital sensor would be. Part of the joy and a gentle reminder to always use a lens hood or avoid bright sunlight from the front. At some instances I attaches a 0.6 enlarging macro lens to the original lens. Works nicely but the lens hood does not fit. So it be :) There are pictures here which I could have taken around 100 years ago and no one could really tell the difference. This is in my opinion the best field for a black and white approach.
It took a few months to fill this film with life. But today I had the results. Film is not as forgiving to the amateur as a digital sensor would be. Part of the joy and a gentle reminder to always use a lens hood or avoid bright sunlight from the front. At some instances I attaches a 0.6 enlarging macro lens to the original lens. Works nicely but the lens hood does not fit. So it be :) There are pictures here which I could have taken around 100 years ago and no one could really tell the difference. This is in my opinion the best field for a black and white approach.
It took a few months to fill this film with life. But today I had the results. Film is not as forgiving to the amateur as a digital sensor would be. Part of the joy and a gentle reminder to always use a lens hood or avoid bright sunlight from the front. At some instances I attaches a 0.6 enlarging macro lens to the original lens. Works nicely but the lens hood does not fit. So it be :) There are pictures here which I could have taken around 100 years ago and no one could really tell the difference. This is in my opinion the best field for a black and white approach.
It took a few months to fill this film with life. But today I had the results. Film is not as forgiving to the amateur as a digital sensor would be. Part of the joy and a gentle reminder to always use a lens hood or avoid bright sunlight from the front. At some instances I attaches a 0.6 enlarging macro lens to the original lens. Works nicely but the lens hood does not fit. So it be :) There are pictures here which I could have taken around 100 years ago and no one could really tell the difference. This is in my opinion the best field for a black and white approach.
