Frugal Film Project for April Part Two

This roll looks much better than the first one. As long as you don't drop a wet Fomapan 400 onto the furnace room floor prior to drying, the end results are amazing. I love shooting with this film, especially in bright light, wow, the crispness! 

The photowalk was supposed to take us from High Park to Bellwoods Brewing on Ossington but they weren't all that interested in dealing with groups as per a reservation call. In the end we wandered into Roncesvalles Village and stopped in at a local bar for lunch. I was just happy to see some sunshine for a change. 

Nikkormat FT3, Nikkor Ai lenses. 

Film: Fomapan 400, Ilfotec HC 1+31. 



Georgetown Line GO Train Coming Into Union Dundas and Sorauren Ave The 505 Dundas Car at Sorauren Ave Parked Scooter on Sorauren Ave Looking up Columbus Ave off Sorauren Ave Houses on the West Side of Sorauren Ave Looking up Geoffery St General Store On Sauroren_ Corner Store On Sauroren_ Wilson Variety & Grocery Store On Sauroren_ Crossing Fern Ave Tiny Bike Shack in the Yard NE Corner of Sauroren and Fern Pair of Old Lawn Chairs_ Semi on Fern Two Fern Art Installation Alley Way off Fern 504 Mural April 2024 Crossing Roncesvalles April 2024 Houses on Roncesvalles April 2024 Houses off Roncesvalles April 2024 Walking Up Roncesvalles April 2024 East Side of Roncesvalles Sidewalk April 2024 Master Supermarket Roncesvalles April 2024 East Side of Roncesvalles Sidewalk Two April 2024

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