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 … More Film Friday ~ Contax Aria
Over on the Universe blog, I’ve been posting my outings to Northumberland churches, but I also took a few shots along the journey. Sophie spotted this tree whilst I was doing my Ben Hur around the country roads, think it could be an oak. We had late lunches and afterwards travelled home via the scenic … More Film Friday ~ Contax Aria
Not much point in numbering the posts really as the Aria is now my go-to camera for shooting film with, and all my others stand forlornley on the shelf gathering dust. I’ve recently been shooting some more Kodak Ultramax 400 and got the results back. A fair few I’ve taken when on outings with Sophie, … More Film Friday ~ Contax Aria (4)
More shots taken in Newcastle this time with Kodak Ultra Max 400. Next door to the long closed Gaiety Theatre in Nelson Street was the Café Royale, and it’s thespian pillars are fab. Sadly the café closed in 2020 and it’s owner converting it into offices. Or would have done if not for the plague. … More Film Friday ~ Contax Aria (3)
A few more from the fujifilm SP roll I had in the Aria, this time in Newcastle. There is nearly always a busker of some kind in town when we go and this time it was a guy singing opera, and doing it beautifully I have to say. The picture is a little bit out … More Film Friday ~ Contax Aria (2)
I’ve now completed 2 rolls of film on my Aria, had them developed by the wonderful Analogue Wonderland people and sorted them out ready for posting. Not all have turned out well and mistakes were made, but I’ll be leaving those ones in the dustbin of posterity and just posting the ones I like. I … More Friday Film ~ Contax Aria (1)
I quite often visit Tynemouth Market, either with Sophie on our photographic adventures, or with Phil on his quest for bargain vinyl. Replacing the original station which opened in 1847 to link Newcastle to Berwick by rail, the station we have now opened on 7th July 1872. It was designed by William Bell for the … More Friday Film ~ Minolta Riva Mini (2)
Back at the end of 2019 I’d decided that 2020 was going to be a year of shooting film, from instant to 35mm and 120mm and using many of my funky film cameras. Ah well, I managed a few posts before the plague lockdown and a post in July when we were allowed out to … More Film Friday ~ Minolta Riva Mini
I got a job lot of old film cameras at the end of last year one of which is a Canon Sureshot Z135. I put a roll of Kodak Portra 400 in it and carried about with me when I was out and about. It’s a sturdy little camera with the usual Canon programs to … More Canon Sureshot Z135 ~ 2021
A few more from the Revolog Color folm, Part 1 can be found HERE. I found the film to be quite grainy, but it does remind me of vintage photos! This one had a uniform cast of green tones. more green tones This next one is my favourite, there are some subtle colour casts, top … More Le Clic, Revolog Kolor 2020 (2)
I recently posted on the Universe blog regarding the history of this cemetary, and the pictures I took with my FujiXT2. You can read that HERE. I also took my Canon loaded with some Pancro 400 B&W film, and now that the lab is up and running again, I’ve had it processed and so here … More Bishopwearmouth Cemetary March 2020
Regular readers may remember from a previous post about All Saints church in Newcastle, that a medieval font was rescued from being destroyed by the marauding, pesky Scots, and ended up in St.Wilfreds Church up in Kirkharle. Sophie and decided to hunt it down on a mixed weather day on our last outing for 2019. … More St Wilfred’s Church & Kirkharle ~ Dec 2019
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