San Pedro using expired film

[Huss]

Strolling down Pacific Ave in San Pedro, testing a Rollei MX-EVS that Fleenor just serviced.
20 year old Kodak Lumiere 100 E6, shot at box speed.

The idea was to document it before the inevitable change..

 

[Bill Burk]

Awesome!

My old home town.

 

[Huss]

Thanks Bill! It's a pretty rough area economically but I'm wondering how long that will last.

 

[kurttavares]

love these

 

[BrianShaw]

You sure nailed the exposure!

I haven't been to San Pedro in years so it is nice to see again can't believe that Las Brisas has an A health rating. Does the food still taste good? Ha ha.

Perhaps in the future you could consider a bit more foreground for context and balance?

Keep it up; I retired my Rollei TLR a few years ago and keep thinking about reviving it. I almost regret that decision.

 

[Huss]

You sure nailed the exposure!

I haven't been to San Pedro in years so it is nice to see again can't believe that Las Brisas has an A health rating. Does the food still taste good? Ha ha.

Perhaps in the future you could consider a bit more foreground for context and balance?

Keep it up; I retired my Rollei TLR a few years ago and keep thinking about reviving it. I almost regret that decision.

Sunny F11!
I have not tried Las Brisas, should I? Seriously?
I was standing on the other side of the street, more foreground would have been more street, and if I stood back anymore then cars would have been in the edges. I wanted the isolation.