Cleveland Museum of Art. Canon EOS 3, 40mm lens, Kodak Ektar.
Monday, February 16, 2015
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A mainstay in the Larchmere neighborhood. Keeps me, and a lot of east siders, looking tops. Canon EOS 3, Ilford XP2.
It's always an adventure when you take in a roll of film you shot a few years ago. Expired Fuji, with plenty of exposure correction. Taken with Olympus ZLR purchased from Goodwill, probably 2011.
Storage area at the Rockefeller Park Greenhouse. First outing with new Canon EOS 3, one of Canon's last film cameras (discontinued 2007). Big and heavy, with lightning-fast film advance and powerful shutter. Canon's 40mm prime pancake lens used here, with Ilford FP4.
random and oblique lenswork by mark satola
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