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Canoeing at Carburn Park
I spent an afternoon wandering around Carburn Park when I spotted these boys on the lake in a canoe. I shot these on cross-processed Rollei Crossbird 200.
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Lomo Me
I shot this self-portrait with my Diana F+. At the time, I didn’t realize that I had forgotten to remove the Instax insert lens and so that’s why this photo is the way it is. There’s more from this roll of film if you’re interested.
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Diana F+ Mishap
I shot these at Lake Louise one winter with my then new Diana F+. I had been shooting Instax Mini with the Diana F+ and forgot to remove the little insert lens that makes the Instant Back work before loading 120 film. You can see it in the photos. It’s the oddly shaped black frame in each photo.
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Yet Another Trip to Heritage Park
I have a lot of photos taken at Heritage Park. I’ve gone there many times simply because there is a lot to photograph. These were shot on Kodak Ektachrome E100 GX. I absolutely love Ektachrome and hope that when Kodak starts selling it again soon that it will be every bit as good as the original.
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More San Sebastian
Last summer, I travelled extensively throughout Spain. While I had my Canon Rebel 2000 (and a dozen rolls of film) with me, I rarely used it opting instead for my DSLR. These are from a day trip to San Sebastian and were shot on Fuji Sensia which I then had cross-processed.
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San Sebastian
I shot these last summer at the beach in San Sebastian in northern Spain.
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The 427’s
I shot these photos of The 427’s at the Lilac Festival in 2016. The 427’s are this really cool retro instrumental surf rock band and they are having an anniversary show this Friday. Sadly, I won’t be able to attend.
These photos were shot on expired Fuji Sensia 100 film and cross-processed in C41 chemicals. I love cross-processed Sensia. It’s a shame Fuji no longer makes it.
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Horses
These photos are from one of the few rolls of film to have survived my recent postal film fiasco. I shot these at YMCA Camp Chief Hector while I was out on a morning hike. I used Kodak Elite Chrome 100 film that I had cross-processed at The Darkroom. I love how some of the shots have a warm redscale look to them while the others have more of a cool blue tone. I remember varying the exposure between shots, but I didn’t take notes and my Rebel 2000 does not record metadata so I doubt I could reproduce the settings I used that morning.
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Ferris Wheel
I love the look of cross-processed Fuji Velvia 100. It gives beautiful pink and purple tones. These shots of the ferris wheel were taken in Heritage Park.
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Stanley Park Seawall
I shot these in August 2014 while walking the Stanley Park Seawall in Vancouver.
