Some film scans from the visit to the Toronga Zoo, this was part of the old Elephant enclosure. Thankfully we have gone past treatment of creatures under our care so poorly like the huge elephants being kept in such tiny buildings and chained to walls and floors.
Canon F1n, SMC Takumar 85/1.9, using ILFORD XP2 Super
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Fun fact! Fin's first nickname that I gave them was 'Cowboy', simply because my southern accent can get really thick when I'm tired, and I'd found a piece of art of Yagi wearing a t-shirt that said 'I only kiss hot cowboys' and it made me snicker to think of him wearing it while on a date with Fin.
Nowadays, I definitely prefer the nickname a friend came up with (Hazelnut) over Cowboy, but Cowboy just kinda makes me snicker. I don't really use it in RPs anymore, though.
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🌈 + F1N4L1T¥ and Dottore -final-catboy
F1N is canonically bisexual and nonbinary/bigender! :D
As for Dottore, in my heart some of the segments all have different sexualities and gender expressions. But I think Zandik himself was a gay man and some form of trans masculine
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Thompson B1 4-6-0 at the Great Central Autumn Gala 2018 por Martin Hearne
Por Flickr:
One of two special guests at the Autumn Gala, the B1, originally 1264, was given the number 1251 and named Oliver Bury to commemorate that engine’s participation in the Interchange Trials of 1948. Immaculately turned in its wartime livery. Canon F1n, 50mm f1.2L lens, Ilford XP2 rated at ISO 200
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Canon F1n, SMC Takumar 24/3.5 using Flic Elektra 100
Taken during my recent trip to Sydney, Australia. This was in a park very close to the Opera House, along the sea wall. I love the warm tones this film gives, even though this was taken around midday; it gives a sunset sort of light to it, the light was reflecting off of the opera house.
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Tokyo Japan - Film, Fuji, and a Place I Never Wanted to Leave
March of 2017 was the first month of the rest of my life. I quit my job, downsized my belongings, and spent my 29th birthday in Tokyo, Japan. Tokyo was tops on my travel list. It’s the birthplace of all of the camera industry’s power players. It’s busy and crowded, but functions like a clock. It’s the denim capital of the world and has one of the most influential fashion cultures in the world. To me it’s the most advanced, progressive society, that is in the most stark contrast to our own. People are polite, shockingly so. It’s quiet. People live in close quarters and treat eachother with respect. It’s beautiful to witness.
I fell in love, as soon as my friend and I got to the city from the airport. We got in after sunset and walked an hour to our hostel through tiny alleyways lit with neon signs. We stopped at a 7-11 for green tea pancakes and a can of hot coffee. It was all so unique. From getting lost in the fish market at 4 in the morning, to watching the clouds break over mt fuji in an outdoor Onsen, to ringing in my birthday singing karaoke with some friendly Brits, it was truly one of the greatest experiences of my life. Truthfully, I never wanted to leave. I wanted to sip sake in hostels and get lost in the city lights with my camera forever.
This was my first time shooting primarily film on a trip. I brought along my Canon F1N and shot 2 rolls of Cinestill 800, 2 rolls of fuji superia 800, and 1 roll of Ilford HP5. The black and white roll, alone, made me fall in love with film. Because I don’t edit the film shots, it seems to represent the moment in a more satisfying way. I also brought along my new Fuji xt2, which was an absolute dream for street photography. It was the perfect complement to my film camera. I could write about Tokyo and why i loved it, endlessly, but I’d prefer to let the images speak to you the way the moments spoke to me. If you have the opportunity to go, please do yourself a favor and go. The first half of the images are film. The second half are digital.
10 days in tokyo, 1 Backpack, 2 Cameras, 5 Rolls of film, 1 trusty pair of boots.
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Canon F1n, Ektar 100 - u/LonleyForest
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