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Last album of our day trip to the Lérins Islands off Cannes last October. Return trip with the ferry from the island of Sainte-Marguerite to the port of Cannes and stroll through the old quarter of Cannes (the Suquet quarter).
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My amazing Photo teachess donated me an old 2000 something expired Kodak Color 200.i really love how the colors came out, very natural, very WYSiWYG, i like this, doesn't hapen very often. Exposed with 100ASA and deved in Cinestill C41 @ 39°C 4.50"
I found a bunch of unprocessed Panatomic-X from the 30s-80s in an antique store trash heap. I asked how much for the film. the cashier just said "take it, nobody develops film anymore." I laughed, took it home and mixed up a can of #Acufine. All hand processed, in the bathroom in the basement that my cat uses. Couldn't be more #diy. I feel like there's a story meant to be told here, and I feel the need to tell it to the best of my ability.
I found a bunch of unprocessed Panatomic-X from the 30s-80s in an antique store trash heap. I asked how much for the film. the cashier just said "take it, nobody develops film anymore." I laughed, took it home and mixed up a can of #Acufine. All hand processed, in the bathroom in the basement that my cat uses. Couldn't be more #diy. I feel like there's a story meant to be told here, and I feel the need to tell it to the best of my ability.
"The finest workers in stone are not copper or steel tools, but the gentle touches of air and water working at their leisure with a liberal allowance of time." - Henry David Thoreau.
What would I miss most about water? Everything it touches.
