From Riverdale to Distillery District Part Two. Through Corktown.

Adox CHS 100 II is one of favourite medium speed black and white films, partly due to the old school look but also the 21st century polyester base that makes scanning so damn easy. Shooting through mechanical cameras is my preferance with this film, in this case my Nikon F2 fleet seems bring the best out of Adox CHS 100 II. 

Rolling with an F2 was a good call, in this case the SB. I've been on a big F2 kick this spring and out of my Nikon fleet, it's one of my favourite cameras, I'll be pulling different ones out of my collection over the course of this spring and summer. 


Camera: Nikon F2SB, Nikkor Pre Ai lenses. 

Film: Adox CHS 100 II, FX-39 1+19. 



Former Hotel on Queen DVP and Exit for Richmond St Don River Channel Don River Brdige May 2023 Where King and Queen Meet in Corktown May 2023 Toronto Humane Society Mural May 2023 Row House Doors Closed Corner Store in Corktown Row Houses on Bright St Cottage on Bright St 511 Bathurst On Detour Semis on King St. East Short Bus Storage Fence as Art Installation Looking West on Mill St Future Native Health Centre Walking Along Tank House Lane May 2023 Chocolate and Tea Shop Looking Up to Mill St. May 2023 Middle of the Distillery District May 2023 Vicki and Jeff May 2023 Distillery District Patio Seating May 2023 Distillery District Bakery May 2023 Distillery District Centre Building May 2023 Jo-Anne Distillery District May 2023

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