This post is made up of pictures taken over a couple of rolls, taken over a couple of weekends. I’d used Ilford FP4+ once or twice over the years, but it wasn’t until last year’s FP4 Parties that I began to appreciate its abilities.
After a busy Christmas and New Year, I had one free afternoon before returning to w*rk and its accompanying routine of stress, darkness and little time for making pictures.
I wasn’t at all sure if I’d do another year of 52 Rolls (and I’m not 100% even now), but I seem to have come to an arrangement with myself to carry on, albeit with a reduced set (self-imposed) ‘rules’.
Week 49 was another during which I shot more than one roll of film. I posted about the first here – the second was a roll of Kodak TMax, shot through my Canon EOS5. I’d been reading about ephem’s EOS3 and remembered that my friend Iain, who also uses an EOS3, used a multi-exposure mode that…
On Friday night I went along to the opening of the Inside the Outside group’s exhibition at the Photo Parlour in Nottingham. One of their founder members is Al Brydon, a photographer that I’d met a few years ago, who produces tremendous landscape work from the Peak District. As part of the ITO exhibition, he was…
Another retrospective post as I bring things up to date. This time, I offer you a few snaps from a roll of Fuji C200, shot through a Canon EOS5. It was another film spent capturing the development of our daughter Emily, and so knowing that there’s only so much cute you can take, I’ve edited to…
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