These three posts below are photos from a test film i used in my grandfathers SLR camera
(Nikkormat FT, manufactured in Japan in the 1960's!). I had no idea what to expect, and i had to force myself
to learn the mechanics of it, i think i pulled it off good, considering
most of these photos look like they're supposed to..! sometimes a bit
blurry, but i couldnt hold the camera still. The shutter sound is
amazing. I'm quite smitten
by this one. I carried this heavy and lovely camera around in october.. and here
are the photos..
This is what stardust HQ looks like in the universe i imagine.
I recently disvocered that there is an Observatory in this town, i am soo excited to go.
After walking through this djungle that is film, some films work better with certain cameras. it's the combination of film and camera that is the most important, i've discovered. kodacolor in a holga 135 works great in the winter, kodacolor in my minolta in the summer, not so much. I'm finally at the end of this try-out period, and I've found my favorite combinations. it is all so much fun. My favorite films, so far, are portra 160NC and ektar, both by kodak.
this is where i post my stardust on the internet. i like to save memories with the help of fun cameras. pictures on this blog are mine unless otherwise stated.