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Street Photography: Low ISO film in the winter

 Posted on February 4, 2013      by Scott
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I’m currently out of film. I dug around at the bottom of the fridge this weekend and pulled out my last two rolls. A 36exp roll of Efke 25iso, and A 24exp roll of Ilford FP4+. I was definitely hoping for a nice bright day last saturday to shoot them, and thankfully I was rewarded with a nice and bright, yet slightly foggy (good for reflected light, I suppose) day in Vancouver

For me there is something about people smoking, and people looking at maps. I got the best of both here ; )




We were walking through Gastown, and both myself and Bryan had to take a photo of this rare sight. All of the times either of us ever walked through the neighborhood, we had never seen anyone working on the steam clock. Was a tad surreal to me.


This peaceful street reminded me a little of New York, for some reason.



Going to submit this one to a street photography contest to win a Fuji X100… ; )


Taking the lamp for a walk.




One of my favorite spots in the city. A nice little bit of symmetry.




I don’t know why, but I really like this. Perhaps it’s a sense of loneliness, of sorts.

Find what you love. I love shooting film and developing it myself

Efke 25 (expired) 6 minutes in D76 (+45sec)
Fp4+ 125 (expired) 8 minutes in D76 (+60sec)

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