Tag: Fujifilm Fujicolor 200
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It’s complicated
We are adaptable creatures.
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2023 Zionsville Fall Festival car show
A photo dump from an annual car show in Zionsville.
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Photographing the overwhelmingly enormous Cologne Cathedral
What do you do when an image is so large that no conventional camera can capture it all?
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The decay and renewal cycle of the city
A reflection on how cities have glory days, and then decline, and then revitalization.
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Are airport CT scanners as bad for your film as everyone fears?
Firsthand experience (accidentally) letting my film go through an airport CT scanner. The verdict: I was lucky.
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The Reto Ultra Wide and Slim in Germany
The most interesting photos I made in Germany with my tiny Reto Ultra Wide and Slim.
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Mamiya/Sekor 500 DTL
A review of the Mamiya/Sekor 500 DTL, a 35mm SLR from the 1960s. If you can find one in working condition, it’s a good performer.
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A Tokina 28mm lens on a Nikon SLR body
Trying a third-party lens for Nikon F-mount and finding it to be good.
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Empty office on Fujicolor 200
Photos of the office I sometimes work in, deserted as usual.
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Things that aren’t there anymore
I’ve been making photographs of the built environment long enough now that I have lots of photos of how things used to be.
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Giving the Sears KSX-P some exercise
This Sears camera is pretty good, and fun to shoot. But do I really need it?
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1966 Pontiac Bonneville on Fujicolor 200
A study of an old car, on film.