Another photograph shot over the Easter weekend, something a little abstract. We have an insect screen that we fit over the back door when we leave it open. The last one, which had plastic beads on threads, became tangled and had to be thrown away, but the new one is made of plastic ribbons. The slightest of breezes sends it fluttering about (usually resulting in a large gap that allows insects past!), and I liked the look of it as it blew about just beyond the frosted glass of the back door.
I’m quite happy with the colours I’ve gotten from this roll of expired film. A few outdoors shots are showing marked grain in shadow areas, but most have come out fine, including this one. I believe the film is re-branded Ferrania Solaris.
Nikon F80, Sigma 105mm f/2.8 OS HSM & Lloyds Pharmacy 200 (expired 2008).
Taken on 11 April 2020
Steel City Snapper photography 
What a beautiful image !
I sometimes think there’s no such thing as ‘expired film’ It’s just changed its characteristics – and very often for the better… ;0)
(That final sentence will probably irritate the purists…)
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Thanks. This roll has turned out pretty well considering it probably hadn’t been refrigerated before it was given to me.
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A painting! awesome
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