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Bees! (Fujica gw690 + 800t)
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Bees! (Fujica gw690 + 800t)

This couple parked their car, left and within moments it was swarmed with bees. Luckily I was on my bicycle and had my camera in my backpack.

u/Academic-Knowledge-3 — 12 hours ago
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Something from my first time using CinaStill 800T.

I thought it made a cool scene. It's how you get from the liquor store to the bar to sneak shit in...

u/ThoseOddPhotos — 13 hours ago
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Good book that teaches you about film cameras/film itself and teaches you in a very simple way?

reddit.com
u/mdafidel1 — 12 hours ago
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Analogue capture. Ilford Pan F Plus film.

Melbourne, Australia.

u/Classiccameras — 11 hours ago
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Street Photos. Varied Film. Varied cameras (most likely a Nikon F3 + 50mm f2) Pt. 3

u/JSmith107 — 1 day ago
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Somewhere out there | Canon Sureshot 60zoom | Expired Portra 400

u/BigBeard_FPV — 2 days ago
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Gas prices so high, it’s out of this world (Nikon FM2 + 28mm 2.8 + Kodak E100)

30min exposure tracked with my Celestron CGEM and Andromeda was shot with a Barska 70mm refractor. First time shooting slide film and decided to dedicate 36 exposures for astrophotography and this is one of my double exposure experiments.

u/shacqtus — 3 days ago
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First attempts at film photography with Kodak H35

About a year ago I decided to came back into a world of photography. Before switching from phone to mirrorless I decided to try analog. I know that Kodak Ektar is not the best camera in the world but it was light, compact, super simple and the only half frame available around. I think that the last feature was very important to me at that time, because i was kind of super tight on budget but still wanted to resurrect my hobby.
Really like this camera despite all limitations it has. Here are some of my favorite shots from the first roll of film I ever shot. If i remember correctly, it was Kodak Ultramax 400.

u/Distracted_Sequence — 2 days ago