For some reason, my first roll of exposed film got set aside during the move and about a week ago, in my rummaging about, I “found” it again and sent it off. Therefore, these photos were taken before those I posted a while back. Much of this roll was not very good, as I was in unfamiliar territory (no chimping with film!) and I “forgot” I was shooting black and white film. Eventually, I started to pay attention to light and shadow, and a few came out okay.
Kodak 100 T-MAX.
Carissa Snedeker Photography 
Wonderful black and white photographs dear Carissa, I started with film too, but I can say I almost forgot now 🙂 Thank you, love, nia
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True! I used to shoot film and even had an SLR, but it’s like learning to walk again!
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You know, there are programs you can use to “colorize” those.
. . . yes, I’m kidding. The bottle shot is my favorite.
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thanks.
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Exceptionally good images. Which film?
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Wonderful shots. Did you find someone to develop the film or did you do it yourself. It’s hard to find a black and white developer.
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The Darkroom (online).
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These are great. Kudos for going back to film. A few months ago I bought a roll and put it an old camera if mine. Sometimes it is nice to go back and get a feel of the limitations of film, as it forces one to be careful in the choices you make while shooting.
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Yes, indeed. I’m really enjoying the slowness film brings, from the care I have to take in making the shot, to the delayed gratification I must endure while waiting for the film to be developed.
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Well done you! I also like the bottle shot best.
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Thanks.
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