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Gallery England 2019 – Gardens
England 2019 – Architecture
We’re back from England and now I have the task of sorting through the 1200 photos I took. In the meantime, I’ll post a few galleries of photos edited during the trip on SnapSeed. This is architecture of a religious nature. Taken in Kent and our Trip to the Cotswold’s and Cambridge.
35mm Film
Over the years, I’ve had a number of film cameras. The small 110 point and shoot and even a disc camera, which was terrible.
I’ve never had a 35mm camera! The past decade I’ve used digital, but recently had a hankering to try film. I want to develop the film myself, which used to be tricky. But I saw a kickstarter for a Lab-Box that lets you develop 35mm film easily at home. It’s not available yet, but I was chomping at the bit. I borrowed Gale’s old 35mm camera, bought a 35mm film and headed out.
These are the results.