I've been hoarding some color film since last year with the idea of shooting just that over this summer. Several rolls of 120 and 135 in, I'm ready to start processing. This is the roll of Ektar from that trip. Not great light, but this was more of a chance to burn it, develop it myself, and see how it went. I have no reason to complain, especially since it sat in the first pre-soak water longer than instructed, due to an error on my part. These were taken at Wallula Gap in SE Washington State, and Hat Rock Park in NE Oregon. More pics coming as I get them developed.
Jul 15, 2016
Summertime=Colortime
I've been hoarding some color film since last year with the idea of shooting just that over this summer. Several rolls of 120 and 135 in, I'm ready to start processing. This is the roll of Ektar from that trip. Not great light, but this was more of a chance to burn it, develop it myself, and see how it went. I have no reason to complain, especially since it sat in the first pre-soak water longer than instructed, due to an error on my part. These were taken at Wallula Gap in SE Washington State, and Hat Rock Park in NE Oregon. More pics coming as I get them developed.
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