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Sharing photo credit with my partner. This one is about parts, both inner and within relationship, forming a whole.

May we always aim to be a more perfect union.

Son visiting another alien planet.
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Gotta love the light (daylight through green water in aquarium).
Really appreciating my Setup. Taking photos for over 20 years now and this camera is like a dream come true to me.
Fujifilms color handling is like a revelation.

Mamiya Super 23., Sekor 50mm, Ilford Delta Pro 100

Love this stock

Late night practices..

We specifically set the time to shoot this photo late in the day, with the chance of running out of light quick but I was hoping Kodak Gold would shine - and it did!

Tested my Mamiya 645 Pro after getting it really cheap without knowing if everything will work. These are test shots with Kodak Ektar rated at 100. I got them scanned on a Noritsu Scanner in the lowest res my lab offered. For metering I used an external spotmeter.

This was my first time shooting 120 film in my 15+ years of photography. I bought this GS1 a little over a week ago and fired off a roll of Portra160 to test it out. I shot doubles of all of these frames on expired portra160 as well for my own comparison as I have acquired several rolls of this too.

Pretty happy with the results, definitely some room for improvement with my framing, focusing and metering but not bad for my first roll through the new cam 🙏🏼

This was an 75min exposure.

Shot some expired (2024) Acros 100 on my RB67. It went through the airport CT scanner - once on accident, second time because it was half shot in the film back and I couldn't take it out. I expected the banding, but I'm a bit surprised by the white noise blotches. Especially considering most people who show examples of film through scanners don't have it turn out this poorly. Could it have been an issue of the film itself (poor storage and expiry) or perhaps an issue at the lab?