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Waking up at 4:30am then driving an hour to get some images of sunrise and seeing a scene like this makes it all worth it!

Waking up at 4:30am then driving an hour to get some images of sunrise and seeing a scene like this makes it all worth it!
looking for help on possible light leak. I recently bought a 4x5 cambo sc2 and it came with 10 film holders. Its my first time shooting in over 20 years and developing at home. shot on foma 400 at I rated at ISO 200 developed with hc110 solution b scanned with canon R6ii and EF100 2.8 macro wondering if these streaks on the right side are light leaks from the from the light trap and if they are no good or if i did something wrong. also have some what appears to be light leaks on left bottom ( I know about the scratches I had trouble getting it out of the film holder and foma seems to scratch very easy. There are also some weird blotches on the bottom left of the bottom image. Wondering if that is uneven development. Any help would be great it's been a long time, and I am relearning. thanks.
In recently had an opportunity to be a volunteer photographer at a festival with some decent named Canadian bands. I have a contract stating that the I own the image rights but am willing to send finished images to the festival for promotional non profiting use. Some of my images I took I’m pretty proud of and would love to share them to the bands that played. One band in particular is local but has actually kind of made a Pretty decent country Music presence in Canada.
I met with some of the members and offered to share to them and they gave me an email to send a Google Drive folder to. I hate actually using my watermark as I find it can be distracting to the images and feel if I send them to them and they see it they won’t use them or share them. I don’t mind them sharing them as long as I get photo credit and if they ever used it for profit that’s when I’d like to get paid. How do I protect myself while allowing them to share with out distraction. I’ve heard of imbedding copyright within the digital image is this correct and the best way?
I recently bought a used calumet c2 4x5 to 120 film adapter and noticed the counter was already on one but thought i should check the condition of the dark slide and pulled it, suddenly noticed it had film in it. It's color film since it had a amber emulsion but now I am wondering what to do. I assume I just killed my first frame but can still use the rest of it but I'm not sure how I should shoot it. She I just treat it with hail mary and guess! or what yank the roll and just get rid of it. I wont be able to develop it my self since its color.
I recently bought a used calumet c2 4x5 to 120 film adapter and noticed the counter was already on one but thought i should check the condition of the dark slide and pulled it, suddenly noticed it had film in it. It's color film since it had a amber emulsion but now I am wondering what to do. I assume I just killed my first frame but can still use the rest of it but I'm not sure how I should shoot it. She I just treat it with hail mary and guess! or what yank the roll and just get rid of it. I wont be able to develop it my self since its color.
First roll 120mm in 25 years (kodak gold 200)
I recently went back to my roots to shooting film after missing the excitement of the waiting patiently and anxiety or seeing if it turned out. Felt I need the challenge again. I’m loving it 100% not going back! Absolutely zero edits films scanner to computer. Not even curve adjustments little hot with the sun in some but happy with the latitude.
First roll 35mm in 25 years (kodak gold 200)
I recently went back to my roots to shooting film after missing the excitement of the waiting patiently and anxiety or seeing if it turned out. Felt I need the challenge again. I’m loving it 100% not going back! Absolutely zero edits films scanner to computer. Not even curve adjustments
I recently went back to my roots to shooting film after missing the excitement of the waiting patiently and anxiety or seeing if it turned out. Felt I need the challenge again. I’m loving it 100% not going back! Absolutely zero edits films scanner to computer. Not even curve adjustments
This is her first time modeling in photography session. My first time in the this location I think we both did pretty good!
I had a test shoot with another photographer and new model to check light set up
Simply one window light
Canon R6 II
Ef85mm F2
Window light and reflector
After taking around 10 years off
Portrait photography and focus in nature and wildlife I need to bring in some
Income to pay for some gear.
Hoping i got what it takes
To compete again against all these new
Amazing photographers.