Montreal Olympics Canon F-1 Part two

 The FD chrome nose 35 F2 lens and Canon F-1 are the perfect combo for photographing around the west side of the downtown core west of Spadina. 


Camera: Canon F-1 Montreal Olympics Edition, FD 35 F2 lens (Chrome Nose Edition). 

Film: Ilford HP5 400, Ilfotec HC 1+31. 


Draper Row House Doors Sept 2025 Front Door Patina Sept 2025 Sundshine on Draper Sept 2025 portland St. Substation Aug 2025 Nygard Building Reflections Aug 2025 Portland St. Wellness Market Aug 2025 Ontario Line Construction Crane 2025 King St. West Condo Balconies Aug 2025 Homer Loves Donuts 2025 Jeff Still Hearding Photographers Sept 2025 Ruby SoHo Corner One Sept 2025 Ruby SoHo Corner Two Sept 2025 Ruby SoHo Corner Clock Sept 2025 King and Portland Streetcar Stop Sept 2025 Gusto on Portland Sept 2025 Gusto on Portland Seating Outside Sept 2025 Taking Pictures in Front of Sara Sept 2025 Little Sister Sept 2025 Portland and Adelaide Corner Sept 2025 Crossing Adelaide at Portland Sept 2025 The Water Depot South Wall Sept 2025 Flower Mural off Maud St. Sept 2025 Rotblott's Hardware Sept 2025 Rotblott's Hardware Customer Going In Sept 2025 Neon Shamrock Sept 2025 Big King St. West Condo Project Sept 2025 Favourite King St. West Entrance Sept 2025 King St. Ferrari Sept 2025 King St. Ferrari TWo Sept 2025

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