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ChrisR

@kraks @geoff_eg I mostly use 35mm cameras, and mostly black & white. For a long time, starting ~ 10 years ago, my favourite film without question was #KodakTriX. But then it got way too expensive, so I started using #IlfordHP5 and FP4. Turns out those films are much (physically) flatter than Tri-X, so much easier to scan. More recently I've tried the #Kentmere films, and really love them, and not just for price. But, right now, based on 2 rolls, my fave is #FilmFerrania #P33, no question.

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The sea is engaged in a constant battle with the land on Homer, Alaska's Spit. This old electrical box was the site of a failed business that probably has since washed into the sea.

This shot is from a roll of 120 Tri-X I shot nearly a decade ago and recently developed and scanned. Humidity apparently caused backing lettering to show through into the negative. No bother: I'm embracing the imperfections film brings.

#Homer, AK. Ca. 2014 or 2015.

Electrical boxes and wires hang off a pole. Ocean waves lap at the bottom of the pole.
#KodakTriX#Photography#BelieveinFilm
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