A lane in the cemetery
Yashica-12
Fujifilm Velvia (expired 8-2006)
If you think I’m milking this roll of Velvia I shot at Crown Hill Cemetery, you’re right.
Since our pastor quit at church, I’ve been attending a lot more meetings, and I had to prepare for my sermon last Sunday. It went fine, by the way. But it takes time and energy away from the blog.
Just you wait: on Monday I’m going to share the images from this roll that didn’t work out. They’re interesting in their own right.
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Hi Jim I thought it was another camera and then I said wow again! With this camera you run out of winners!
I meant you never run out of winners sorry about that!
Lol that’s what I thought you meant! I have been thinking of myself as a 35mm SLR guy but the more I use the 12 the more I think maybe I’m a TLR guy!
With results like that it’s easy to be a convert! I know you often sell but when the time comes I think you should keep this! 😎👍🏻
This one’s a keeper for sure. It had a CLA from Mark Hama! So if I take good care of it it should last me a couple decades, easy.
If you had Mark “Hama Time” the Camera for you Jim, you are as you said, good for decades! 😎👍🏻
Good to hear Sunday went fine. I was an elder for a bit and I’ve found I have little tolerance for those meetings. 12 people can’t spend an hour discussing 50 bucks, hopefully you don’t have to do stuff like that. I’m much happier playing guitar in the band.
Fortunately we’re just 5 elders and we tend to align easily over the $50 discussions. This whole experience of losing our pastor has actually been good for us elders and our ability to work together.