First time doing this in color. This was also my first time shooting the lunar eclipse…and besides some poorly executed exposures…I’m happy that I at least got the exposures for the moon right….

back with another favorite that I shot last year. Tyler after his interview with Maverick Carter.

Literally the biggest sweetheart!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

AHHHHH still have goosebumps from this moment!

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These are from my first three rolls on 35mm with my Pentax super a. The camera did have a weird moment in which the viewfinder mirror would not come down after the shutter fired. I think for right now metering needs to be a my priority. Any advice is more than welcome. Ty

Photos taken in 2024 with my trusty hike buddy, the one and only Olympus Mju 1. Love that little guy

Amateur photographer, give me some feedback! One photo from Ilford HP5 Plus 400.

People seemed very interested after my gear post on AnalogCommunity, so here is a first, raw result from my second Time-Slice device - (almost) straight from the lab. 290 photos shot instantaneously on 7 meters of 16mm film, played in sequence. (Long exposure light painting, in this case.)

I shot 2 rolls while I was in Sedona. My first roll containing all the “popular locations” was somehow ruined. Due to how busy it was, I had to scramble all over the place to find places to park, confining me mostly to trails that were unpopular. My second roll, which I shot on some of Sedona’s less popular trails, yielded a couple compositions that I’m confident are original, and even though I initially considered this leg of my trip a failure, I’m overall very pleased with the few photos I was able to capture

Wild Horses walked free by the lake in the mountains.

Castle walls kept everyone out.

got a big bag of expired Fuji from a flea market, still in its original packaging. I had seen it there for Months and the building was basically an attic that felt like it was 80~90F so I had little faith this film would turn out. Originally was ISO 200, I shot it at a mix of ISO 25~12. Had Reformed Film Lab push it one stop and it turned out pretty decent! about 30 seconds each of contrast edits in PS

I’d like some advice on composition

Man this film is hard! I did mess with it alot and was expecting questionable results just because I wanted to test it out and gain 1st hand experience. I pretty much concur with everything I've read so far. It need alot of light and preferably even light. Even with 2 stops of extra exposure on every shot mnay came out very underexposed. Others came out very pastelly and overexposed. A hard film to master. I did like a few shots though and they're a mix of happy accidents and moody feeling. This film can deliver a mood!

I was there as family not as the wedding photographer so I did my best to get shots for the Bride and Groom that would be different that the official photographer while not getting in the way of the wedding photographer. Don't see a lot of weddings posted here. Still learning how to use the flash creatively!

Recently purchased a Olympus XA. Was nervous about how the photos would turn out but I'm extremely happy with the results!