Saint Francis.
Sleepy Zoe.
Cattails at the irrigation pond.
Neighbor’s cat comes and eats the food we put out for the feral cats. We call him/her “Chaka”.
More images from the roll found in the camera at http://exit272.com/?p=4221
You ever look at some of the spam that gets caught by email filters? Sometimes there are lengthy paragraphs of text that looks like they were scraped from random emails, texts, and web sites. Some of it is tiny, like this one, and some is white text on a white background that goes on and on.
Red Lobster spam
Ice cream? Potato? Diseased organ?
Forgot which spam we were writing.
The app installation progress looks like cartoon Hitler.
OK, OK, OK, OK, OK, Wait, what?!
I like the angle — it fits the chaos and urgency.
On our way to Trejo’s Tacos.
Alexander McQueen design at The Getty.
Waiting for our food at All’ Angolo Pizza & Pasta. Yum!
My sweetie at Il Vicino.
The flower that refuses to die.
High-speed tire swing.
The sensor apparently adjusts the flash. The film is 400 but it’s lost speed with age so probably more like 200. Indoor shots are underexposed so the scanner pumps up the gain so I get film grain plus scanner noise. Still, not bad for a cheap camera and cheap, old film.
The munchkin took this one.
Stairwell coming out of the city parking garage.
My timing was off and I split the car with the pole.
The auction ad showing the manual copyright date and the box showing that the camera was sold by itself.
This same info was in several ads by different sellers.
ISO info from a picture of a manual page in another ad.
Kudos to QVC for advertising with accurate information.
325mm, F/428, 8X10″ paper negative. Custom variable duration shutter (it’s tape).
Tree negative
This old cottonwood is 95% dead but the birds love it.
The wind was trying to steal the box so the paper tore and the flaps got in the way.
Black Mesa and La Capilla de la Familia Sagrada
Another from the tail-end of the Canon T50. Is it a double-exposure if the images are from different cameras?
Poor Jem – I caught him mid-sneeze.
One of those “oops” that’s kind of cool.
This was the found roll I developed with the film I shot in the Canon T50. The film base also came out green on this roll. The colors came out well on the scanner except for the red light leak-looking areas. Thinking about it, I used a Paterson tank I hadn’t used before. Maybe I had a leak in addition to the problem with development.
The film is Costco Fujicolor Superia X-Tra 400. Found in a Minolta Explorer. I need to get the model off of it and I’ll edit this.
Is this thing on? AH! I’m blind! I adjusted the levels — it was really blown out from the flash.
Mom and dad?
Burnt weenies and a can of beans.
Camping is fun. :-|
Cool dog.
The whole roll came out. Anyone who knows these people or who are these people can contact me via the YouTube comments for the Minolta Freedom Zoom Explorer EX and get their images.
Baby velociraptor under the heat lamp.
The ever-photogenic Roxy.
Olive in a rare moment of not ripping flesh.
Cool effects with double exposure and a slow shutter speed.
This was more of a “catch it falling off the post because I don’t have a tripod” kind of deal.
And this was a “Did I wind? I’m pretty sure I wound.” I do love the pastels when Portra is overexposed.
Did I really use film that wasn’t expired? I could be on to something!
Zoe on Instax Mini in a 1952 Czech camera.