My Favourite film photo of the year so far, show us yours!

[Ulfric M Douglas]

Sorry for the delayed reply, the lens is an 80mm f3.5 Yashinon.
Love the little 124G one of the best cameras I have bought in a long time.

Oh its a 6x6 TLR. Thanks for replying. Lovely picture.

 

[alistair.o]

Well I can't choose one favourite, but this one I really like and should bring similar memories to all of us........those hot sunny days with your family.

That brought a smile to my face Brian; lovely picture, thanks

 

[ewan_]

Great idea for a thread, I choose this one:
http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4149/5011137953_fdacb9de5a_o.jpg

 

[Norman]

Taken with a LOMO Lubitel 166, I dont know why the developers trimmed my images and i dont have a film scanner or darkroom to correct it back to square but i still really like this image

 

[pepper]

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4097/4779161153_3b921fc796_z.jpg

Taken with a LOMO Lubitel 166, I dont know why the developers trimmed my images and i dont have a film scanner or darkroom to correct it back to square but i still really like this image

I have this problem when I get Aldi to print some photos for me and I forget to click the button which chooses where they cut the negative off!

 

[excalibur2]

Taken with a LOMO Lubitel 166, I dont know why the developers trimmed my images and i dont have a film scanner or darkroom to correct it back to square but i still really like this image

Nice shot but those white dust spots near the eyes are annoying...easily corrected in say Photoshop.

 

[pepper]

Aren't the white spots calcium deposits?

IIRC a good wash of the negative in distilled water then they'll come off. Who did do your processing Norman?

 

[TheBigYin]

Aren't the white spots calcium deposits?

IIRC a good wash of the negative in distilled water then they'll come off. Who did do your processing Norman?

Another vote for calcium deposits - caused by cheapskates running processing machines on tap water instead of distilled, in hard-water areas.

 

[wegotitugetit]

Shot using old Nikon AF3 compact with a pound land film roll

let me guess you was outside the east yorkshire main depo on anlab road in hull

i live about 2 mins away bhind the church area

and road works are still there jsut snow and ice with it too now

 

[medwaygreen]

This must be one of mine, its the weather you know.

 

[TheTimeChamber]

I have only dabbled a few times, but this is my one:

 

[ped]

Maybe this one - mainly special because it's the second roll of film I have ever developed!

Leica M4-P, CV 28mm f1.9 @f8, 1/60

 

[cowasaki]

This is mine. It is a scan of my first ever wet print.

 

[ped]

This is mine. It is a scan of my first ever wet print.

I read your thread with interest - I'm planning on following suit in the near future!

 

[Volusian]

Shot using old Nikon AF3 compact with a pound land film roll

interesting shot ... looks like Anlaby Road in Hull ...

 

[horrocks]

Led - Mermaid House, 2 above. Very nice. What lens?

 

[gabia]

i like the snow

 

[gabia]

hehe im in hull !

 

[Naboo32]

Fuji Neopan ISO 1600 - Mmmmm, grainy .

 

[AJQS]

Well I think my favourite is still in the camera, but till that comes through:


Windswept by Richard A. Jones, on Flickr

(Olympus OM2SP, Tokina 25-50mm F4, Ilford XP2 Super)