NLP 2025 Part Five, the Back Half of Buck Lake and back to Billie Bear

 

I only shot with one film stock this trip, and chose Flic Film spooled Eastman Kodak Vision 3 250D motion picture stock which is the base for Cinestill 400D. Graination Lab has a dedicated ECN2 line and can turn around in a couple of days. I prefer shooting with Vision 3 over Portra 400, I find it more versatile and I get a better handle on skin colour. 

Once we were done hiking at Limberlost Forest it was a short trip back to Billie Bear, the weekend is winding downa and at some point it will be time to head home. I wanted to finish the roll in the F4 and switch back to the FM2n which is a lot lighter. 

Camera: Nikon F4, Nikkor AIS lenses. 

Film: Eastman Kodak Vision 3 250D, ECN2 processed by Graination Lab. 



Right Turn on the Buck Lake Trail Sept 2025 Trees, Rocks and Wooden Trail Sept 2025 Mini Rapids at the South End of Buck Lake Sept 2025 Mini Rapids at the South End of Buck Lake Two Sept 2025 South end of Buck Lake Trail Wooden Path Sept 2025 Fall Colour over Buck Lake Shores Sept 2025 Buck Lake Ferns in the Rock Wall Sept 2025 Buck Lake East Side Trail One Sept 2025 Buck Lake East Side Trail Two Sept 2025 Buck Lake East Side Shore Sept 2025 Buck Lake Orange Leaves East Shore Sept 2025 Buck Lake Red Leaves East Shore Sept 2025 Buck Lake North End Sept 2025 Limberlost Back Road Sept 2025 Afternoon on Bella Lake Sept 2025 Afternoon on Bella Lake Dock Sept 2025 Afternoon on Bella Lake Pontoon Boat Sept 2025 Afternoon on Bella Lake Sculptures Sept 2025 Billie Bear Beach Seating Sept 2025 Jo-Anne at Billie Bear Sept 2025 Bella Lake in the Morning Sept 2025 Beached Boats on Bella Lake Sept 2025 Bella Lake Beached Boats in the Morning Sept 2025 Outboard at the Ready on Bella Lake Sept 2025 Path to Stacked Chairs Sept 2025 Morning at Billie Bear Sept 2025 Billie Bear Wather Toys Sept 2025

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