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Retracing My Steps and Plotting a Potential Photo walk.

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 Sometimes I revisit a photo walk route and do it again sort of, solo. I wanted to come back to Trinity Bellwoods and shoot again on colour film, in this case Pro Image 100 from Kodak Alaris. In hindsight, I should have run with one of my Nikon F3/T's but and done a back to back with Eastman Kodak's Kodacolor 100, instead, I went with my chrome Leicaflex SL2, of course I left home without realizing I had my 28 F2.8 Elmarit and 135 F2.8 Elmarit but in the end the camera had a 2 Cam 35 F2.8 Elmarit instead of a 50 F2 Summicron. In the end both lenses worked well and I'm not complaining.  I started at Cafe 23 on Queen Street. and I can't recommend it enough, my money goes to local indie coffee shops and this one has a cozy vibe missing in other establishments who are channeling more Apple Store. I wandered up Bellwoods and looped back via St. Matthias Place alley before going into Trinity Bellwoods Park proper.  CameraL Leicaflex SL2,  Leica R 2 Cam 35 F2.8 Elmarit and ...

Part Two with Kodak Kodacolor 100.

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 Said this in my last post but I'm going to say it again, I really love what I'm getting out of Kodacolor 100.  I had planned originally for this photowalk to head west deeper into Little Italy, then loop back on Harbord on Clinton, well, time constraints we went up Euclid instead. Also my friend Vicki made me aware of Croft St., an alley that has laneway housing and a lot of decorated garage doors.  Camera: Nikon F3/T, Nikkor AIS lenses.  Film: Kodak Kodacolor 100.