The Voigtlander 40 F2 Ultron SL II Lens, in Oakville on Colour Film.

 

Still shooting with the 40 F2 Voigtlander Ultron lens, only this time with some Fujifilm Superia 400, and again around Oakville just before Christmas, a very green Christmas I might add. Despite the gloomy skies, I loved the results. Sounds counter intuitive, shoot colour film on cloudy days. 

Camera: Nikon FM3A, 40 F2 Voighlander Ultron SL II lens. 

Film: Fuji Superia 400. 


Christmas Wreath on the Gate Dashboard Punch Buggies Dec 2023 Love Bug 53 Dec 2023 Love Bug 53 Dec 2023 Parked Red Decoration Dec 2023 Red Stripe Christmas Ball Dec 2023 Christmas Tree in Towne Square Dec 2023 Twin Historic Houses On Reynolds Dec 2023 Summer Camp and Resort Winter Office Holiday Decorations By the Kings King's Arms Sign Kings Arms Entrance Allan St. Apartment Balconies Blue and Grey Tudor on Allan Mystery White House off Allan Semi Front Doors on Sumner Ave 338 Sumner Ave Front Door Cottage on Sumner Ave Dog walking Through the Park Grey House on Palmer Cottage on Palmer Brantford Survey Grey House Dec 2023 Tree Trunk Detail Two Tree Trunk Detail One 53 Navy St Dec 2023 in Colour Xmas Display in a Pot Old Fashioned Butchery and Seafood Wet Lakeshore Road Oakville_

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