These photos from Calgary Farmyard were shot on a roll of Agfa HDC 400 that somehow managed to get twisted inside the cassette when I tried retrieving the film for developing. It’s easy to retrieve film from a 36-exposure roll, but 12-exposure rolls can sometimes be a little more challenging given the extra room inside the cassette. In this case, multiple attempts at retrieval caused the film to fold in on itself and even tear (visible in the last photo). What appears as vertical light leaks in the third, fourth, and fifth photos, are actually folds in the film negative.