Tag: minolta maxxum 5

  • X-Pro Adventures: City Park 2004

    These are the second part of the cross-processed slide film I took on my day out back in 2004. The City Park Peristyle has always been one of my favorite places to go in while there. It’s also one of the most frequented places on weekends due to its popularity for weddings, photo shoots, etc.…

  • Lomochrome Purple 100-400 – Sept 2020

    Hello hello! It’s been a while. Things have been…well, I don’t really need to explain. Everyone in the world has been dealing with the past two years of dumpster fires in their own way. A lot has gone down in our lives – things both good and bad – and I’m not where I used…

  • B&W Adventures – Kodak T-Max 100 – 2004

    These were taken on the same day that I went to explore Greenwood Cemetery back in 2004. These were taken in both Greenwood and Holt Cemetery. I had never heard of Holt Cemetery until I came across it that day. From the Save Our Cemeteries website: Originally a cemetery for the city’s indigent population, Holt…

  • X-Pro Adventures: Greenwood Cemetery 2004

    These are probably some of the oldest film scans on my laptop, back from when I was working at Lakeside Camera. During the majority of my time in the lab, I either spot checked the photos or worked the photo printers – one was an Agfa and another a Fuji printer that I had used…

  • Expired Film Experiment 1 – Lessons Learned

    Expired Film Experiment 1 – Lessons Learned

    Expired film. The more blogs I read, the more I read about the holiness of expire film. How you can get some really great color shifts, or lighting effects, or other cool things happen. I know I’ve mentioned in previous posts that I was waiting on a couple of rolls to come back from development.…

  • Minolta Maxxum 5 w/ Fuji Superia Xtra 800 – 2018

    Minolta Maxxum 5 w/ Fuji Superia Xtra 800 – 2018

    In the long long ago, in the before time, I worked at an Eckerd Express Photo. Every year before the holidays, the company would host a day-long event where they would show off the new products that were coming to the lab/store, including all the new cameras we could sell. (That was the first place…