The November Toronto Film Shooters Photo Walk Part One.

 

I loved the Nikon FM3A and Cinestill 400D combination so much from the October walk, I did the same for November. The lens combination however, changed, I switched out the 28 and 50 for the Nikkor AIS 24 F2.8 and Ai 35 F2 lens, and it was perfect for the urban environments we were exploring on this walk. 

We took an interesting route first north to Baldwin, through Baldwin Village, to McCaul St. and south on that. Part two, we continue on from the Art Gallery of Ontario and make our way to C'est What at Church and Front St. It was a great walk. 


Camera: Nikon FM3A, Nikkor AIS lenses. 

Film: Cinestill 400D. 


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