36 documented photographs (Lomography 400 Color Negative)

Nikon FM2 | Lomography Color Negative ISO 400

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1/500 sec at f/8

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1/125 sec at f/2.8

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1/125 sec at f/4

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1/250 sec at f/1.8

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1/1000 sec at f/1.8

The edge of Fidalgo island with a new analog camera

I have been shooting 120 film for a while but did not have a 135 film camera until now. Well, I started photography with a K1000 but that was long time ago - a period I would like to erase if I can.

To fill the 135 format gap I bought a Canon AE-1 Program and shot two rolls (few photographs here) with it. It’s a really nice camera that featured a “point and shoot” mode as well. Then I found a Nikon FM2N in excellent condition - I had to get it. Paired with a 50mm f/1.8 AIS pancake lens and a roll of Kodak Portra 400, drove to Washington Park in Anacortes to test it out.

Startled

I waited very patiently for them to take to their wings, as I stared through the viewfinder of my (new) Nikon FM2. The wait was probably a minute but it felt longer.

They finally flew off…

CineStill 400D - Nova Era

Trying out new film stock: the CineStill 400D on Canon AE-1 Program.

Yellow streetcar (Seattle)

Issaquah historic downtown in CineStill 800T

Port Townsend (Kentmere 400)

I took these photographs on the same day as my previous blog post with images taken with the Hasselblad X2D but took a while to send the roll to the lab. Got the negatives back today and scanned with V600.

Very happy with the deep contrast - this was the first time I used Kentmere 400 film stock.