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the roll i bought was obviously bad stored. pretty grainy and strange colourshifts. just like my 135mm rsx200 and sensia 100 not really what would have expected. it´s pretty annoying to get such results. but i have to admit that some shots do look pretty good anyway.
the roll i bought was obviously bad stored. pretty grainy and strange colourshifts. just like my 135mm rsx200 and sensia 100 not really what would have expected. it´s pretty annoying to get such results. but i have to admit that some shots do look pretty good anyway.
this is my first time trying black and white film and I am a bit unhappy about the contrast.. I am not sure if I made a mistake somewhere, because I was following my lightmeter on my zenit 11 and b&w film is supposed to have bigger tolerance for mistakes... I hope next time I get better results, because I love b&w pictures with high contrast :))
Some pictures were taken here in Bratislava, few at the fleamarket where I also got all the russian cameras and most of it around our cottage in forest in western Slovakia (zahorie). :)
The latest floating market to open in Bangkok is in Minburi, which is in the eastern suburbs of the capital. The market is called Kwan Riam Floating Market and is definitely one of my favourites. In only opened four months ago but is already very popular with Thai people. At the moment you will be hard pushed to meet any foreign tourists but this will change soon as word spreads. My favourite feature is the monks on boats who collect alms from the local people.
All information was taken from http://www.richardbarrow.com.
