u/rellabopper

Canon AE-1, 50mm f/1.8
Kodak Gold 200

Car shows are so great to take your shots at, so many shadows and crazy colours, weird shapes, good stuff, would recommend

We went to coventry to visit an exhibit of some kind, canny remember what, was many a year ago now. This was a long winters day, but a good one. Shot on Canon EOS-1, Canon 85mm f/1.8, Kodak UltraMax 400

Took this in my film camera, might make a nice background for some people :)

Not sure what car this is, it's an Opel i know that much. Enjoy the photos, thought it would be fitting in this thread!

Wandering the peaks with my love. Damaged film, taken on Practika MTL5B

This was shot on canon ae-1 that i picked up for £50 in like 2014, best camera i ever had would always recommend, and the stock lens is insane

I have hundreds of film photos that i've taken over the years, but I never felt happy with them, maybe it was the social media aspect of everything, feeling like you had to be seen to be good. Also had a partner who didn't share my excitement about my photos so was hard to get good feedback that wasn't 'Yeah they're good' haha. I want to start again, I still have a Practika MTL3 and MTL5B (dropped that and the shutter speed dial flew off so have to go off memory lol) and a Helios 48mm lens. I know film is so costly and it's a niche hobby but I loved it, not knowing what you would get back would be my best friend and worst nightmare. I'm gonna upload all my favourite images over the next however long, hopefully you all enjoy, as once did I.

Has anyone experimented with double exposure, if not, you should, it's fun!! Gave up photography about 5-6 years ago, I want to get back into soon

Tryna see which style is better

2nd sketch after like 6 month break

Picked up chisel tip the other day, been learning, trying to learn the motion of everything, pushing the momentum out of the bars, hopefully learning as i go (ignore the scribbles on it)

Started using chisel tips yesterday, having so much fun and I feel like it really teaches you how letters flow within your own style, would highly recommend learning chisel tips!

Just a simple one i fucked the s and the r oops

I finally understand how a fkn chisel tip works thank fk

Literally just started doing it today, i hope to improve very soon!