NLP 2023 The Drive up, Between Beaverton and Minden
The annual long weekend photographic retreat in Northern Muskoka happeed a month ago but feels like a lifetime. This is in fact the only black and white roll I shot over the course of four days, the rest was in colour, mostly C-41 negative and two roll of slide film (still at the lab due to a backlog).
This weekend I rolled with two cameras I used ten years ago, the Nikon FM2 and the F3, this time around both titanium models. They complimented each other on this years's trip. and ran with a lens compliment from 24mm to a pair of 50 F1.8 lenses, the 80-200 F4 Nikkor AIS zoom, and the 300 F5.6 telephoto lens. The 300 I used around Billie Bear Resort and spent most of the time in my duffle bag.
Using the black and white roll as the introduction is part of my usual schtick, at some point I should just shoot one year in black white exclusively. Adox CHS 100 II is one of my favourite black and white films out there, a little thin on the ground but worst case you can order directly from FOTOIMPEX in Berlin Germany. The film looks best in the developer FX-39 and the results are below.
After Minden, I switched to colour, and stay tuned for that.
Camera: Nikon FM2/T, Nikkor AIS 50 F1.8 lens.
Film: Adox CHS 100 II, FX-39 1+19.
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