A stunning day in Glacier Bay Alaska captured with film
p.1 #1A stunning day in Glacier Bay Alaska captured with film
Voigtlander Bessa R2 , Voigtlander 50 mm F3.5 apo Lanther green special edition to match safari green camera, Kodacolor 200 film
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Jul 22, 2026 at 04:12 PM
p.1 #2A stunning day in Glacier Bay Alaska captured with film
Look great on film!
Jul 22, 2026 at 04:32 PM
p.1 #3A stunning day in Glacier Bay Alaska captured with film
What a beautiful picture. Film adds something special.
Jul 23, 2026 at 08:23 PM
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Malka_1 wrote:
What a beautiful picture. Film adds something special.
Thanks, while I shoot a lot of dig, just using my film cameras always feels more special and connects to my past, and when it turns out well I am very pleased.
What a beautiful picture. Film adds something special.
Thanks, while I shoot a lot of dig, just using my film cameras always feels more special and connects to my past, and when it turns out well I am very pleased.
Jul 23, 2026 at 08:27 PM
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EMH2025 wrote:
Thanks, while I shoot a lot of dig, just using my film cameras always feels more special and connects to my past, and when it turns out well I am very pleased.
I think I understand. My father used to develop his film himself. It was a treat to be allowed into the dark room, to watch the images magically appear on photo paper.
For all the convenience of digital, I think other mediums hold our souls a little better.
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Thanks, while I shoot a lot of dig, just using my film cameras always feels more special and connects to my past, and when it turns out well I am very pleased.
I think I understand. My father used to develop his film himself. It was a treat to be allowed into the dark room, to watch the images magically appear on photo paper.
For all the convenience of digital, I think other mediums hold our souls a little better.
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p.1 #6A stunning day in Glacier Bay Alaska captured with film
Stunning! Just getting into film myself, this is beautiful!
Jul 23, 2026 at 08:59 PM
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FarmAssist wrote:
Stunning! Just getting into film myself, this is beautiful!
Thanks really appreciate the comment. Film changes your perspective, I shoot a lot of dig nikon and leica, but film is slow and deliberate, each frame costs money and there are only 36 on a roll, moreover you don't get to see the results until long after the trip and moment is over. No instant gratification, just anticipation of seeing what was captured- a week later. Sometimes I am surprised just how much I trusted my captures without getting an ulcer decades ago, of course there was no choice and I didn't know "better" like now. I have been surprised how I feel about film today, it means more to me, it requires being zen about it, and it is a good thing this my interest, not my job so I can enjoy it rather than agonize about. I am sure you will enjoy delving more into film if the first time or again.
Stunning! Just getting into film myself, this is beautiful!
Thanks really appreciate the comment. Film changes your perspective, I shoot a lot of dig nikon and leica, but film is slow and deliberate, each frame costs money and there are only 36 on a roll, moreover you don't get to see the results until long after the trip and moment is over. No instant gratification, just anticipation of seeing what was captured- a week later. Sometimes I am surprised just how much I trusted my captures without getting an ulcer decades ago, of course there was no choice and I didn't know "better" like now. I have been surprised how I feel about film today, it means more to me, it requires being zen about it, and it is a good thing this my interest, not my job so I can enjoy it rather than agonize about. I am sure you will enjoy delving more into film if the first time or again.
Jul 23, 2026 at 10:21 PM
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Great shoot! The film developing and scans look fantastic. Was this photo taken on a boat ?
Jul 24, 2026 at 02:12 AM
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olalafoto wrote:
Great shoot! The film developing and scans look fantastic. Was this photo taken on a boat ?
Thanks ! Yes, it was a small yacht with 4 couples on it for a photo oriented trip. The developing and scanning was done by The Darkroom in San Diego. they do a great job,
Great shoot! The film developing and scans look fantastic. Was this photo taken on a boat ?
Thanks ! Yes, it was a small yacht with 4 couples on it for a photo oriented trip. The developing and scanning was done by The Darkroom in San Diego. they do a great job,
Jul 24, 2026 at 06:42 AM