Little trophy shop

August 3, 2020 fishyfisharcadeLeave a comment

This small trophy and key-cutting shop was bathed in some nice light on the same evening I made the scarecrow photos I posted yesterday.

While I’m having more success scanning E6 film when using Vuescan instead of EpsonScan, I still find I have to tweak the colours somewhat. I think a purple / magenta cast is a factor of the film emulsion when shooting Provia and Velvia, but it still seems to be somewhat overbearing still in my scans, so I tweak the colours to try and get them as close to the original transparencies as I can. I’m mostly successful I think, but I’ve not quite nailed the reds yet.

Yashica Mat 124G & Fujifilm Provia 100F.

Taken on 12 July 2020

Film photography · Medium Format · Photography

Sandwiches

January 20, 2019January 20, 2019 fishyfisharcade1 Comment

I’m digging this one out of the archive (it was taken 13-months ago). A fairly mundane subject, but the mundane stuff is often what I like, and the low December sun illuminating this sandwich shop caught my eye on the day and was worth the shot I think.

Zeiss Mess-Ikonta 524/16 & Fomapan 400.

Taken on 21 December 2017

Film photography · Medium Format · Photography

Cocoa Wonderland

July 13, 2018July 13, 2018 fishyfisharcadeLeave a comment

Yum.

Yashica Mat 124 G & Agfa APX 100 (expired 2006).

Taken on 6 July 2018

35mm · Film photography · Photography

Nothing goes to waste

February 16, 2018 fishyfisharcadeLeave a comment

Recycling in action…

Pentax P30T, Rikenon 50mm f/2 & Kodak Tmax 400.

Taken on 27 January 2018

35mm · Film photography · Photography

Refl-egg-tions

August 22, 2017 fishyfisharcadeLeave a comment

A photo from a few weeks back when I went for a wander around a part of town I’ve not explored before. Although it was far from the golden-hour, the light was still nice and I spotted this tray of eggs in a closed sandwich-shop window, positioned in such a way as to be largely unaffected by the reflections obscuring the rest of the shop’s interior. It’s a bit of an odd shot, but one I was really pleased with.

Olympus Trip 35 & Kodak Portra 160.

Taken on 29 July 2017.