Finishing up with the last pictures from a roll of Kodak Ultramax 400, as I’ve just sent off 2 rolls of Kodak Gold for developing.
Firstly three from a trip to Newcastle
Phil wanted to go to a vinyl fair which was being held in Byker, and I took a few shots on our walk from the metro station.
Finally, my old man 🙂
all pictures embiggenable with a click 🙂
fragglefilm 
The sky was a lovely blue. Did you use a polarising filter?
Best wishes, Pete.
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No, I’m not that tooled up with the aria yet 🙂 cheers Pete.
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I don’t think I’d park next to a wall that looks like it’s about to fall over. The pigeons look happy and Phil does, too.
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Cheers ToC!
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Nice one! Just wondering how safe those parking spots are…
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It’s been like that for years now 😊
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This photographs look quite life-like. Thank you, fragglerocking, looks like you are having fun with the Aria.
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I am thanks Francis!
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Wonderful images…must try a roll of ultramax one day!
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Cheers Steve, I’m trying Kodak Gold now, portra has got too expensive here.
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It is also hard to find in 35mm right now!
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Yes film is having a bad time of things.
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Not sure about those parking spots and even less sure about the blue house, although I suppose it might be quite cheering on a grim day.
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Is all good camera fodder, cheers April!
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Another fabulous collection – I question the “premium parking” though? 😳
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Haha I know it looks bad, but it’s been that way forever, pparking in Newcastle is not easy, so these 2 fellows have picked a (cheap i.e free!) premium spot!
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