In the Beaches over the Christmas Holidays Part Three

 This in reality was shot before the Streetpan 400 rolls but I went all Tenent on you guys, so there. On a crisp and very rare sunny morning before the clouds moved in, I got out to shoot a roll of Kentmere 400 running up the start of Frugal Film Project 2023. I popped a yellow filter on the Nikkor H 50 F2 lsns and love what I got, also I played around with the Nikkor Q 135 F2.8 lens and wow, it's sharp glass, and I plan to use this lens a fair bit over winter 2023. 


Camera: Nikkormat FTn, Nikkor H 50 F2 lens, Q 135 F2.8 lens. 

Film: Kentmere 400, Ilfotec HC 1+31. 



Mazda 3 Across the Street Alleyway Between Streets Semi on Joseph Duggan_ Joseph Duggan Boxing Day Joseph Duggan Front Lawn Trees Westbound 501 Near Northenr Dancer Always the Sun Brother Moon Sheltered Balconey Fire Station 17 Boxing Day 2022 The Beach Mural Boxing Day 2022 The Kenilworth Split In Front of Bud's Coffee Boxing Day Walking Through Kew Gardens Boxing Day Kew Gardens Bandstand Boxing Day Leuty Avenue Housing Late Dec 2022 Leuty Avenue Beach Foot Traffic Dec 2022 Leuty Avenue Lifguard Station Dec 2022 Boardwalk Looking West_ Boathouse Shelter Dec 2022 Story and a Half Sandwiched Dec 2022 Faded No Parking Queen St. Late Afternoon Near Kenilworth Queen St. House for Rent Queen St. at Woodbine South Side 501 Westbound Near Woobine Dec 2022

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