What can you can do today with your camera?

[eli griggs]

What can you use you camera for today, a grasshopper, birds, car, barn, spouse, spouse's girlfriend or boyfriend, etc?

I might make a Instax of dirty dishes, I'm way behind on chores.

The big question is colour or black and white or even film, in addition to the Instaximage.

Share your day''s "at any case"idea, then make it as best you can, posting it here.

All count as photography, so have at it!

Eli

 

[mshchem]

I rode my big ol Ebike back home, padded the front bag, stuck one of my Fuji 6x9 rangefinders in, went back over hill and dale and photographed a cool project of an installation of a gas line.
The contractor laid down a plank road to run his small excavator across the pasture. Nothing of note but it's a great excuse to shoot a roll of Kentmere 200.

The Instax backs from Nons have been great for me thus far.

 

[koraks]

Drive nails into a reasonably soft material.

 

[Petrochemist]

Drive nails into a reasonably soft material.

Is that with a Zenit? I'm sure they'd cope with pine

 

[Rick A]

Drive nails into a reasonably soft material.

You can do that with an Argus C3.

 

[Chan Tran]

Shooting blank.

 

[neilt3]

I've just had delivered a 1938 Minoltaflex TLR , one Japan's earliest TLR's, so I'll probably load up done Fomapan 100 that has a BB 2016 date and shoot anything that catches my eye just to test the mechanics and focus if the camera .

 

[ic-racer]

What I do with a camera today, likely won't be printed for some time, due to backlog.

 

[eli griggs]

I really like my Nons backs for Hasselblad, and though the old Polaroid b&w negative/positive film is missed, the Nons instax film is a better product than the bulky Polaroid back film ever was.

IMO.

 

[Pieter12]

Make another image in my new still life series, "Suspended Animation."

 

[GregY]

Still life in 35mm.... Tri-X.... 1/2 roll in a Pentax SV 50mm 1.4 / 1/2 roll Nikon F 50mm 1.4.... just for comparison

 

[MattKing]

Our Darkroom Group had planned to do a group photo today, with the idea that we each should bring along a camera that had some significance to us to include with us in the photo.
So I brought the Retina IIIc that I bought used for my father a few years before he passed away, to at least partially fulfill a desire that he had never managed to fulfill when he was a young husband and father with a wife, two young kids and a mortgage.
He used the camera for a few years until his eyesight became problematic, at which time he gave it back to me.
So today, I was planning to use my camera as a photo prop, with a nod to the memories associated with it.
I need to use it more - it can produce good things: