Topic: Weekend July 30 to August 1, 2021

[Bryan]

More shots from my adventures in New Mexico.  Ricoh Diacord L with Fomapan 100 developed in Kodak HC-110 Dilution B. 

Pueblo ruins in Chaco Canyon, New Mexico
Chaco Canyon Ruins 1 by Bryan Chernick, on Flickr

Rock Face by Bryan Chernick, on Flickr

Rez Dog remains on the Navajo Nation.  I used a Kalt +3 close-up attachment.
Dog Bone by Bryan Chernick, on Flickr

[Harvey]

It's been a while since I posted on here, but the film in my 'walking the dog camera' has come to an end, a roll of expired Kodak Colour Plus. I think in my case the plus was extra green!

[grit]

"Have a good day"

[Bryan]

It's been a while since I posted on here, but the film in my 'walking the dog camera' has come to an end, a roll of expired Kodak Colour Plus. I think in my case the plus was extra green!

That's cool how that turned out, looks kind of like a painting. 

[ManuelL]

Love that green Harvey! 

[EarlJam]

A day at the beach, a century apart: my dad at Venice beach, circa 1924/25 (scan from a 116 format negative, cropped for size), and my grandson at about the same age (Pentax MX, Acros).

[zapsnaps]

Harvey: The Plus may well have been 'extra green', but it renders the scene so atmospherically. I love it!

[Harvey]

Thanks all, I’ve got more! It’s nice being back in the weekend threads again.

[LEAFotography]

A day at the beach, a century apart: my dad at Venice beach, circa 1924/25 (scan from a 116 format negative, cropped for size), and my grandson at about the same age (Pentax MX, Acros).

I love this! I hope your grandson will see this one day and do the same with his children and their children!

[EarlJam]

A day at the beach, a century apart: my dad at Venice beach, circa 1924/25 (scan from a 116 format negative, cropped for size), and my grandson at about the same age (Pentax MX, Acros).

I love this! I hope your grandson will see this one day and do the same with his children and their children!

That's the plan. The little ones all have small but decent digital cameras now, and there's a set of 35mm and MF film cameras for each when they're older. My hope is that B+W film will hang around long enough for them to age into the larger cameras.

[Francois]

I wouldn't worry about that.
I think that the last films to disappear will be either 35mm or large format...
35mm because of Hollywood or large format because it's easy to feed those cameras pretty much anything.